All Health articles – Page 143
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NewsObesity linked to fast food outlets in PHE study
PHE is due to start a crackdown on calories, salt and satfat focused on the out-of-home sector next year…
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NewsYoghurt makers look to voluntarily cut sugar levels
The sector last year accused PHE of “demonising” yoghurt
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NewsScotland sets sights on healthier out-of-home food
Food Standards Scotland calls on caterers and other out-of-home providers to recognise their impact on Scottish diets
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NewsPepsiCo to slash sugar, fat and salt in soft drinks and snacks
The company will reformulate the bulk of its food and drink products under its 2025 Sustainability Agenda…
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NewsWeightWatchers brand refresh gives ‘modern look and feel’
Brand switches from a ‘diet mindset to embracing a healthier lifestyle’
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NewsGyms and leisure centres to lead junk food crackdown
Ukactive said it was committed to making leisure venues compliant with Government Buying Standards for Food and Catering Services
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NewsSoft drinks makers call for sugar tax to cover milk drinks
BSDA claimed children at risk of obesity were more likely to be over-indulging in milkshakes than fizzy soft drinks
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NewsObesity warning for boys living in deprived areas
The most deprived girls did not show the same trend and are projected to have similar obesity prevalence rates
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NewsJJ Food Service calls for 'extra small' chip shop portions
Research shows 45% of consumers would order the less calorific size
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NewsJeremy Hunt stresses Child Obesity Plan level playing field
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt held talks with supermarket bosses and leading suppliers this week
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Comment & OpinionQuality Street outcry should teach brands to be creative when communicating change
With reformulation high on the agenda, more brands will require effective ways to communicate change
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NewsLabour's Luciana Berger slams plans for sugar levy
The former shadow health minister said the levy plan failed to tackle added sugar in yoghurt and cordial drinks
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News‘Dietary needs of Brits not being met by retailers'
More than one in four Brits claim products offered by grocery retailers do not fully meet their dietary needs, according to data from Nielsen
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NewsFood companies urged to switch from meat to plant-based proteins
The coalition has written to 16 food firms including Kraft Heinz, Nestlé, Unilever, Tesco, Walmart and General Mills
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NewsMüller cuts amount of sugar in Kids Corner yoghurts by 50%
The range’s total sugar content to be reduced to just 10% per 100g
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NewsMinimum Unit Pricing backed by Brits, PHE survey reveals
Survey found that 52% of people supported MUP with just 25% against it
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Analysis & FeaturesMilk and health: Are mixed messages damaging to dairy?
Has conflicting scientific and pseudo-scientific advice confused the consumer? And how can the dairy industry fight back?…
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NewsFarmdrop to host ‘Farmology’ educational push on food origins
Delivery service is trying to encourage people to think about where their food comes from
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NewsPopchips readies ridged range and unveils new look for brand
Popchips hopes to make ridged crisps a healthier option with a four-strong range later this month
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NewsKids cut back on sugary drinks - but diets still "unhealthy"
The latest Diet and Nutrition Survey published by PHE found children aged four to 10 drank 100mls of sugary drinks daily