An organisation advising the EU and UN about health has been accused of trying to influence politicians on behalf of giant food companies. The International Life Sciences Institute, based in Washington DC, is influenced by, and working to help, the companies which fund it, scientists said in a study. The institute, funded by Coca Cola and Mars among other firms, describes its own purpose as promoting 'global partnerships for a healthier world'. But researchers who looked more closely at the body's work called it a 'global stealth network to defeat scientists' on behalf of multinational busi...
Scientific institute funding food research is accused of being a 'global stealth network to counter public health policies on behalf of junk food companies' - Daily Mail
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