Shops should not be allowed to sell any food or drinks that have been scientifically proven to be bad for people’s health. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Government
should not allow food industries and local
shops
, if they find it is not good for
people
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health
then
they should not permit the particular
shops
.
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essay discusses why I strongly agree with the statement. There are two main reasons, why harmful food products should not allow their product to sell in the market.
firstly
, people
consuming
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more fast foods and carbonated drinks even when they do not know
about
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how it is made and what
are
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the substance added
in
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the food. It is not their fault because due to
the
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busy schedule they did not have time to research
about
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what they eat. In fact, if
government
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the government
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takes regular inspections in the
shops
then
they can easily ban the
shops
which are causing
health
issues.
Secondly
,
Majority
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of the local
shops
do not have
proper
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licence from the
government
to run their business and
also
they are not put any labels
about
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their
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ingredients that they added
in
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their product. There are
lot
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of young children drinking
carnbonated
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carbonated
drinks
and
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causing
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health
issues. To summarise
this
topic,
Government
should not
the
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allow
the
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shops
that
causing
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cause
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health
issues
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Regulations
  • accountability
  • retailers
  • public health
  • consumer choice
  • diet
  • banning
  • health education
  • awareness campaigns
  • economic impact
  • job losses
  • small businesses
  • complexity
  • beneficial
  • harmful
  • quantity consumed
  • individual health conditions
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