• Feature Videos
• Ask an Expert
• IFIC Foundation Web Casts
• "People-on-the-Street" Videos
• 2008 "People-on-the-Street" Videos
  

Feature Videos

What's for Lunch?

“What’s for Lunch?” is a humorous and entertaining look at some of the issues related to the various ways food is grown prior to making it to our plates, whether for school lunch or elsewhere! The video reviews everything from organic farming (regulated by USDA) to sustainable agriculture (keeping our natural world in balance) to plant biotechnology (sometimes called genetically modified organisms or GMO). But remember, good nutrition is the key to keeping a body healthy. View the video.

Ask an Expert

These videos will answer common food safety and nutrition questions. Click here to Ask an Expert.

IFIC Foundation Web Casts

Education is a critical part of the IFIC Foundation's mission. To that end, the IFIC Foundation participates in a many Web cast and Webinars on a variety of food safety, nutrition, and health topics. Visit the Web casts section to view these videos.

IFIC Foundation People on the Street Videos

The following "Person on the Street" videos were developed to help illustrate the six "Diet Disconnects" found in the results of the 2007 IFIC Foundation Food & Health Survey. See what the average consumer has to say on calories, physical activity, breakfast, carbohydrates, dietary fats, and functional foods.

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Calories, Physical Activity & Breakfast
Dietary Fats, Carbohydrates & Functional Foods

High-resolution files: (1Mb)
Calories, Physical Activity & Breakfast
Dietary Fats, Carbohydrates & Functional Foods

2008 Food & Health Survey People-on-the-Street Videos

The following "Person on the Street" videos were developed to help illustrate the "Diet Disconnects" found in the results of the 2008 IFIC Foundation Food & Health Survey. See what the average consumer has to say on food safety, who their food expert is, the confusing food environment, counting calories, and how they think they are doing in relation to their diet and physical activity goals.

Low-resolution files: (512k)
Food Safety
Who's Your Food Expert?
Food Confusion
Counting Calories
How Are You Doing?

High-resolution files: (1Mb)
Food Safety
Who's Your Food Expert?
Food Confusion
Counting Calories
How Are You Doing?