Sugar reform group debuts its website
August 15, 2011 | 06:39 PM
The Coalition for Sugar Reform has launched a new website.
The coaliation is an alliance of consumers, food and beverage manufacturers, trade advocacy groups, environmental organizations, taxpayer watchdog organizations, responsible government advocates, think tanks, and other groups believe the U.S. sugar program should be changed,
Larry Graham, president of the National Confectioners Association and chairman of the Coalition for Sugar Reform, said the site has been developed to educate lawmakers, stakeholders, and citizens across the country.
The coaliation is an alliance of consumers, food and beverage manufacturers, trade advocacy groups, environmental organizations, taxpayer watchdog organizations, responsible government advocates, think tanks, and other groups believe the U.S. sugar program should be changed,
Larry Graham, president of the National Confectioners Association and chairman of the Coalition for Sugar Reform, said the site has been developed to educate lawmakers, stakeholders, and citizens across the country.
