Britain’s diet is at a tipping point but changing diets means changing the system too

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The UK is falling well short of the Planetary Health Diet’s targets. Retailers, not shoppers, hold the keys to fixing it, says Richard Bourns, chief commercial officer at Lidl GB

Britain’s diet problem is often framed as a matter of personal choice. People are told to eat more fruit and vegetables, choose more whole foods and cut back on foods high in fat, salt and sugar.

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