UK facing ‘nutrition gap’, with millions missing out on vital nutrients, Arla warns

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The ‘nutrition gap’ was most pronounced among teenage girls, with almost a fifth not consuming enough calcium during peak bone-building years, revealed Arla’s first annual ‘Plate of the Nation’ report

The UK is facing a “hidden nutrition crisis”, with millions of people missing out on vital nutrients such as fibre, calcium, iodine and iron, while also often consuming excessive calories, new research by Arla claims.

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