Obesity in Fratanica

Obesity in Fratanica is seldomly seen in society, due to the emphasis on natural foods such as meats, vegetables, and legumes. The rates of obesity have fluctuated throughout the years through increased comfort food production and fast food establishments, yet it has remained low due to a nature-oriented national diet and the common social habits of walking and biking. Currently, the trend involves a general but slight increase of obesity, particularly in adults. The obesity rate in Fratanica is currently estimated to be around 13%, far below many developed countries.

The mean BMI score in Fratanica is around 23.96 kg/m^2 for men and 23.48 kg/m^2 for women.

Action
Many provinces have enacted school bans on the serving of soft drinks and sweets to children. Furthermore, several provinces have a "unhealthy tax", which taxes corporations promoting unhealthy eating a 2.5% tax.

The federal government also created a health task force in 2006 called the Coalition for Dietary Health and Social Fitness, which consists of health experts, sociologists, and politicians across the spectrum to come up with a domestic dietary plan to tackle potential problems.