Health insight and analysis – Page 63
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Comment & OpinionWill Jamie turning ‘ninja’ scare the government into a sugar tax u-turn?
As the government continues to box itself into a corner, the prospect of that mother of all u-turns remains in the shadows
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Comment & OpinionRetailers have to make 'healthy' exciting
The M&S Adventures in Food campaign started the year highlighting the virtues of healthy eating
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Analysis & FeaturesAre vegetables the next food to face a public health backlash?
Specialist diets mean the likes of tomatoes, onions, cauliflower and broccoli are at risk of being portrayed as less than healthy
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Comment & OpinionBeyond a joke: who’s responsible for ensuring kids know their onions (and chickens)?
A new study suggests that many youngsters (along with their parents) didn’t know a chicken had bones
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Comment & OpinionBrands should be clearer on portion sizes to evade snack attacks
Brands could be doing more to silence those who would support drastic measures
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Comment & OpinionAsda's fantastic females
Sir, Your 23 January Leader grossly misrepresented the necessary changes Asda made last week
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Comment & OpinionPack size sulks ignore real impact on sugar intake
The papers love a good pack size reduction story
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Comment & OpinionKellogg's is right to reformulate Frosties and Coco Pops
Tony the Tiger and his pal Coco the Monkey aren’t looking so grrrr-eat right now
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Comment & OpinionBreakfast can grow - healthily!
While there are many products that cater for people cutting certain ingredients out of their diet, it can still be a struggle
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Comment & OpinionWhy Heineken wants to make moderation 'cool'
Committed to a dry January? What if we could make moderation cool all year long?
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Comment & OpinionManufacturers can update Sugar Smart app
Sir, Regular reformulation and resizing mean no product database will ever be 100% up to date at any given time
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Comment & OpinionLose Weight Well: ironically titled show about diet madness
Because normal dieting is boring and makes you want to eat cake, insane diets have always been popular
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Comment & 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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Analysis & FeaturesSatfats confuse consumers more than sugar, survey reveals
Eighty-three per cent of consumers are flummoxed by nutritional advice on fats, according to a survey for The Grocer
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Comment & OpinionI Know What You Weighed Last Summer: a real obesity fix
You had to feel sorry for the teens featured in BBC Three’s I Know What You Weighed Last Summer
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Analysis & FeaturesSugar bad, lard good? How the role of fat in diet is changing
The received wisdom around fat – and in particular dairy and animal fat – has been turned on its head
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Comment & 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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Comment & OpinionWincanton urges green logistical collaboration
With COP21 in Paris delivering results, the industry must consider the small changes that can be made
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Comment & 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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Comment & OpinionRibenagate shows how much nerve sugar reduction needs
Three months on and Tesco’s thoughts on Ribenagate made compelling listening this week