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Partners and sponsors of the 2014 World Cup include Coca-Cola and McDonald's. But are such companies encouraging sports fans to eat and drink unhealthy products? We investigate.
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Re: Should 'junk food' companies be sponsoring major sporting events?
You watch a sporting event on tv and you have to put up with commercials for booze, drugs and junk food. No wonder we have a health crisis in this country -
Re: Should 'junk food' companies be sponsoring major sporting events?
Yep we are doomed to be a nation of zombiesOriginally posted by Dzone View PostComment
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Re: Should 'junk food' companies be sponsoring major sporting events?
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