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Brits have ‘already eaten too much fat and sugar for 2026’, claims Lidl
By Steve Farrell2026-07-23T23:01:00
Source: Lidl
Saturday 25 July is ‘overshoot day’, when Britain will no longer have a chance of achieving annual progress towards targets designed to provide sustainable food systems for growing populations, according to the supermarket
Brits have already eaten too much food high in fat and sugar to meet a science-backed target for a healthy and sustainable diet in 2026, according to Lidl.
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