Centre for Science in the Public Interest - Centre pour la Science dans L'Intérêt Public (Canada) - Publisher of/Editeur de Nutrition Action Healthletter

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"CSPI has been a real crusader for public awareness!"
— Winona Rowat, M.D.
Vancouver, British Columbia


"Our world is not perfect, but because of your hard work, it is a better place to live in."
— Mary Gerovac
Toronto, Ontario


"CSPI chooses its battles carefully and backs up its advocacy work with sound research. I feel confident supporting you."
— Laura DesBrisay
Halifax, Nova Scotia


"I'm happy that CSPI is looking out for us."
— Joyce Dawson
Mount Forest, Ontario


"I like the fact that CSPI lobbies our government on nutrition issues and legislation affecting everyone."
— Jackie Kokotylo
Surrey, British Columbia


"I love CSPI and I'm especially pleased about your interest in Canada."
— Annette Balgord
Oakville, Ontario
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Since 1997, CSPI has been a leader in transforming the Canadian diet. CSPI's nutrition and food-safety advocacy work and the enormous popularity of its Nutrition Action Healthletter have fundamentally changed the Canadian food environment. Its efforts have created a generation of health-conscious consumers who understand as never before the way excessive saturated and trans fat, sugar, and salt and lack of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains undermine health. Today, CSPI has expanded its programs to focus on the impact of industrial food production on human and environmental health.

Under CSPI's leadership, the public has put the demand for safe and nutritious foods on the front burner of government policymakers and the food industry and has forced them to respond. CSPI's vision, credibility, expertise, and tenacity have forged hard-won victories and shaped new attitudes on nutrition, food safety, and health.

CSPI is a non-profit organization, but contributions are not tax deductible because of its advocacy work.

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CSPI's Funding
CSPI's primary funding comes from our 900,000 subscribers to Nutrition Action Healthletter (140,000 to the Canadian edition) as well as from individuals and private foundations. CSPI does not accept donations from corporations or government so that we can be free of conflicts of interest and serve as an aggressive advocate on behalf of consumers across North America.

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