Description
"Global Junk Food: How the Western Food Industry Is Making Poor Countries Fat" from ENDEVR reveals how ultra-processed foods are aggressively marketed in developing nations. Multinational corporations target vulnerable populations with cheap, addictive products high in sugar, salt, and trans fats. These aggressive marketing practices have fueled alarming rises in obesity, diabetes, and chronic disease across the Global South. This hard-hitting documentary directly confronts the widespread health consequences of globalization and calls for greater corporate transparency and accountability.

Global Junk Food: How the Western Food Industry Is Making Poor Countries Fat
Duration
51 Minutes
Year
2021
Tags
Topic
Physical Health, Nutrition
About the Makers
ENDEVR is renowned for high-caliber documentaries that tackle business, economics, geopolitics, and social issues. Their commitment to thought-provoking content informs and inspires reflection on global concerns. With a portfolio spanning diverse subjects, ENDEVR offers critical insights into pressing issues and trends. "Cannabis to Save My Life" exemplifies their impactful storytelling, addressing the intersection of medical research, legal challenges, and personal health choices.