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"So, a woman is suing General Mills, the company that makes Fruit Roll-Ups. Her argument is that marketing it as a healthy snack is false and misleading since the company does not &amp;quot;properly disclose&amp;quot; that they&amp;#039;re made with partially hydrogenated oil. Well, yes, those claims are false but did you really need to know that it contains partially hydrogenated oil to figure out that those plastic-y, waxy, sticky things might not be so good for you? Come on, people! Think beyond the box! Even if the packaging says they&amp;#039;re healthy, do you really think that something so completely artificial is nutritious?  Companies shouldn&amp;#039;t be marketing unhealthy foods as healthy. But no one&amp;#039;s standing there forcing you to eat these things. Food manufacturers have a responsibility to be honest and not engage in false advertising but we as consumers also have a responsibility to educate ourselves about good nutrition and be suspicious and judicious about what we eat. If it&amp;#039;s packaged in any way, chances are it&amp;#039;s not as good for you as eating something fresh\u2014like an apple instead of an apple roll-up.  -Amy Brightfield, Health Director "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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