All Labelling articles – Page 30
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NewsNHS eyes 20% sugar tax in hospitals
Health service stands to raise £40m from sugar tax in hospitals and health centres
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NewsJMS launches Sunsoul low-calorie energy drink for women
Ingredients list covers 60% of the can for maximum transparency…
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NewsPregnant women told not to stop eating spuds despite BMJ study
Evidence in study too weak to warrant change in diets, said British Nutrition Foundation
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NewsNew crispbread has half the carbs of rivals, say Atkins
But the product’s fat and protein is higher than Ryvita’s…
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Comment and OpinionPractical booze control advice may have more impact than 14-unit guideline
Unsurprisingly, the alcohol industry has been demanding to know why men in the UK have been singled out for special treatment
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NewsRevised drinking guidelines attacked as 'anti-alcohol' policy
The new guidance puts the UK at odds with the rest of Europe, industry says
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NewsNew food nutrition sensor can scan for fat and sugar levels
A new pocket-sized sensor promises to provide a detailed report of the nutritional value of food
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NewsNew alcohol guidelines say men should drink same amount as women
The review, led by Dame Sally Davies, also warns that drinking any level of alcohol raises the risk of a range of cancers
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NewsAB InBev to display calorie info on all UK packs
The new labelling will start rolling out on brands such as Stella and Budweiser later this year
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Comment and OpinionSugar app could morph into more than PHE bargained for
New app throws up some major question marks over what the wider Department of Health strategy should be
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NewsSugar Smart cube-counting app launched by Public Health England
The app is being backed by retailers including Asda, Tesco and Morrisons
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NewsEU court ruling boosts chances of plain tobacco packs
EU advocate general deals tobacco manufacturers a blow over plain packs
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NewsAntibiotic fears raised as resistant bacteria found in UK
The resistance gene was found in pigs on three farms across the UK
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NewsMinimum Unit Pricing in Scotland 'would breach EU law'
European court rules against minimum unit pricing but Scottish government could still push ahead
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Comment and OpinionDangerous ‘clean eating’ fad risks labelling everything else as dirty
We simply can’t divide pure, wholesome foods from the unnatural and (somehow) toxic
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NewsAduna claims first with EFSA-approved Super-Cacao powder
Aduna is launching what it says is the first cacao powder to carry an EFSA-approved health claim
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NewsTreasury Wine Estates promises calorie info on all brands
The information will be provided online, with dedicated web addresses on bottle lables…
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Comment and OpinionMPs’ sugar and HFSS mega-crackdown plan is obese with impracticality
Surely the biggest priority for government strategy is that it is measurable, realistic and – above all – evidence-based
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NewsSugar tax proposal: industry reactions
Leading industry figures react to the House of Commons’ health committee report on childhood obesity
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NewsTax of 20% on sugary soft drinks urged by MPs
Commons health committee backs calls for sugar tax on soft drinks