The document discusses fast food and its impact on health and business. It notes that while fast food is cheap, tasty, and convenient, it can contribute to people becoming overweight due to its high fat and sugar content as well as containing dangerous chemicals. It also discusses how the fast food industry is a huge business in America, with Americans spending over $100 billion per year and one quarter of Americans visiting a fast food restaurant daily. The largest fast food companies have over 60,000 restaurants worldwide. The document also examines criticisms of the fast food industry from the perspective of author Eric Schlosser, including that fast food is factory produced using machines and chemicals to improve taste and smell, and often employs low-skilled, poorly paid workers
19. ?AMERICANS SPEND OVER $1OO BILLION A YEAR ON FAST
FOOD
?EVERY DAY ? OF AMERICANS VISIT A FAST-FOOD RESTAURANT
20. ?AMERICANS SPEND OVER $1OO BILLION A YEAR ON FAST
FOOD
?EVERY DAY ? OF AMERICANS VISIT A FAST-FOOD RESTAURANT
?3 LARGEST FAST-FOOD COMPANIES HAVE
?MORE THAN 60000 RESTAURANTS ACROSS THE WORLD
26. ?IT IS PREPARED IN FACTORIES
?MEALS ARE COOKED BY MACHINES
?CHEMICALS ARE ADDED TO IMPROVE ITS TASTE AND SMELL
27. ?IT IS PREPARED IN FACTORIES
?MEALS ARE COOKED BY MACHINES
?CHEMICALS ARE ADDED TO IMPROVE ITS TASTE AND SMELL
?PEOPLE WORKING THERE ARE BADLY PAID AND WITHOUT SKILLS