Some Twin Cities business executives say consumers want foods that promote health and the market for meals with a health benefit will grow dramatically. The remarks came on the last day of a national conference called Foods for Health in Minneapolis. But others at the conference say consumers generally won't eat foods unless they taste good, regardless of whether they're healthful or not. Minnesota Public Radio's Bill Catlin reports.
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