| Yes – Sugar is responsible for obesity and we have to stop it. | No – It is my personal responsibility to choose what I want – sugar loaded or not. |
| Yes – It would help us all eat healthier. | No – Diet and exercise are better options. |
| Yes – We eat too much sugar as it is. | No – It’s not the government’s job to police what I eat. |
How does it work?
"America — The Melting Pot" applies not only to our cultural diversity but the wonderful and flavorful opportunities for our palate. From the largest national chain to the local specialty market or neighborhood ethnic restaurant, Americans have a multitude of choices for safe, nutritious and affordable food to meet the needs of consumers who have varying preferences, values and budgets.
The Center for Food Integrity supports consumer choice. The Food Integrity Index is designed to provide balanced, objective information to help consumers make informed choices. We have partnered with leading universities to provide information on common questions or issues about the contemporary US food system. The Index provides a quick overview of the issue and the conclusions, but each expert’s full response is available here too.