Its name isn't on the materials, but its logo is on the masters. Nutrition education is weak. Gives self-serving misinformation about how recyclable foam packaging is. Pushes using NutraSweet by name to control weight, and omits any warnings about its safety. Also, its name and logo are on every master.
All information pushes using foil.
Promise products are named in word search and in recipes. Guidelines for business-sponsored materials were prepared in 1982 by the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals, and later updated by several consumer organizations. The guidelines set voluntary standards for business to follow in producing education materials. They specifically advise against including sponsors' brand names and corporate identification in text and illustrations. Seventeen of the 18 programs reviewed above violated that guideline.