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In the 1980s, two tobacco giants acquired some of the largest food companies in the U.S., applying cigarette marketing tactics and behavioral science to develop beloved products like Lunchables, Oreos and Kraft Largest Tobacco Companies: Revenue Tobacco Insider Big Food and Big Tobacco: Is History Repeating Itself? Revitalize Metabolic Health When Cigarette Companies Bought Your Dinner: How Tobacco Giants Quietly Took Over the Food Industry Marketing Made Clear BAT Bids $47 Billion for Full Ownership of Reynolds American Bloomberg Many of today's unhealthy foods were brought to you by Big Tobacco U M LSA Department of Psychology

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