Soft drinks, yoghurts and cereals to be hammered by new junk food rules

Cereals contain ‘shocking’ levels of sugar, study finds

Researchers at Oxford University compared the likely impact of the proposed new system to that of existing rules 

Thousands of soft drinks, yoghurts and breakfast cereals will bear the brunt of the government’s planned switch to a new Nutrient Profiling Model (NPM), according to a major government-funded study by researchers at the University of Oxford.

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