Coke, Tesco, Kraft sign up to calorie reduction pledge
24 Mar 2012 | by Gemma Charles
budget for its no calorie and zero sugar colas - Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero - by 25% by the end of 2014 ...
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manufacturers to publish clear guidelines on salt, sugar, fat and calorie consumption on their products. However ... announced plans to ban advertising of foods high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS), regularly referred ... . The last government imposed a food testing regime based on fat, sugar and salt, yet failed to say how ...
budget for its no calorie and zero sugar colas - Diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero - by 25% by the end of 2014 ...
or sugar, following the calls last week by Scottish public health minister Michael Matheson for a UK ...
Brands under fire include Kellogg's Krave, Nesquik and Cadbury's Buttons. The CFC was due to hand in 54 separate complaints this morning (9 February) to the ASA, concerning offending company websites promoting products that are classified as "high in sugars or fat or salt", and are clearly ...
to flour and sand to sugar along with routine cheating at scales. Then, more upright individuals ...
of the UK government, we may well find the next Mark Zuckerberg, Charles Saatchi or Sir Alan Sugar ...
of the world's favourite drinks, despite its high sugar content against a backdrop of concerns about rising ...
that food deemed to be high in fat, salt or sugar cannot be advertised during programmes watched mostly ...
assessment of what is happening. There s no point sugaring the pill. Tell it as it is and focus on the long ...
YES - Hugh Bishop, Chairman, Meteorite All food providers and sellers should pay levies of differing amounts, depending on each product's sugar/fat content. This would encourage brands to make 'better' foods. The obesity issue must be addressed with radical, enforced measures. All money raised ...
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