Looking it up, you've got 2.7g of sugar per bowl (28g) of Corn Flakes. And since a teaspoon of sugar is 4g, I'd basically be eating 6.7g of sugar in my breakfast.

Most experts say that you should eat a maximum of 37.5 grams of sugar to keep the amount healthy.

Hmm, what brand of corn flakes is that? That seems like good proportions.

Kellogs is what google showed me.

I have no idea what kind of shit they throw into cereals over in the US but here it seems to be in decent proportions.

Hmm, then I guess I need to visit the cereal section some time then. At this point I would not doubt they have aspartame and Styrofoam, if not worse. They put poison on fruit over here to keep bugs off, so I think it's all up to what they think of next at this point.

Cultivation* and processing

That depends on how creative they get when laws are passed to ban whatever they use in gathering and processing.

And how rich the company is, at this point the FDA is for lightly fining people for breaking regulations.

All too true, fines need to become more dynamic for the size of a company.

I think that as soon as a company like Kellog's sees 11 or 12 zeroes in their next batch of fines, they're going to start doing some hardcore overhauling.

Correct.

Yeah, until a group of raptors runs up to you and you have to drop your friend to fight them, hoping that one doesn't kill your now useless-in-combat unconscious friend.