Coalition for Dietary Health and Social Fitness

The Coalition for Dietary Health and Social Fitness is a federal government task force created under the Ebert government in 2005, which focuses on the diet concerns and physical fitness of the general public. The group aims to use a combined approach of technological prowess, corporate inspection, and educational investments. Their focus is on the introduction of processed foods and the high consumption of meat, as well as the increased prevalence of various health conditions like heart disease and obesity.

The government task force combines the expertise of leading dieticians, health experts, sociologists, bureaucrats, and others in order to devise a strategy. They release a comprehensive annual report each year, detailing recommendations and concerns. The task force is ran by a chairman and 2 co-chairs, and there are an estimated 15 people currently sitting on the task force.