Luis Cañada, owner of FITstore and marketing expert, has analyzed in laSexta .
For example, he talks about a nougat product that is advertised “without added sugar”, something that can make us think that it is a healthier sweet. But this label hides a warning: “Just because a product says it is ‘sugar-free’ does not mean that it is better, nor that it is worse. You have to see what product replaces sugar to see if it is more interesting or not,” he warns. the expert.
It also analyzes two broths, one of them is sold as “Christmas Broth” and is more expensive, but it is actually very similar to the other product, a broth that is sold all year round.
Additionally, it shows a beverage product that is sold advertising that it contains 17 grams of protein, but in reality, for every 100 grams of product it actually contains 5 grams of protein.
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2023-12-31 08:31:24
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