Safefood welcomes film on danger of McDonald’s diet

The Food Safety Promotion Board, Safefood, has welcomed the release of a controversial new film highlighting the dangers of fast food and an unhealthy diet.

Fri, 10 Sep, 2004 - 08:55

The Food Safety Promotion Board, Safefood, has welcomed the release of a controversial new film highlighting the dangers of fast food and an unhealthy diet.

Film-maker Morgan Spurlock spent 30 days living exclusively on items from the McDonald’s menu in the United States.

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