All Sugar articles – Page 41
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NewsDragons' Den winner teams with engineers in war on sugar
A Dragons’ Den winner has teamed up with engineers in Newcastle to employ “game changing” tech in the war on sugar
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NewsPublic Health England looks to new apps to fight obesity
The DH executive body has invited a raft of app developers to invent new tech
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NewsTesco reports 13% cut in sugar across its soft drinks aisles
Tesco has removed 1,428 tonnes of sugar from the soft drinks aisle in the year to 1 March
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NewsZeo soft drink brand's campaign to educate on sugar content
The push goes live next week and is based around three educational short films
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NewsHudson Group targets new kitemark for healthy drinks
High-profile retailers to discuss ambitious new plan to promote the consumption of healthier soft drinks
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NewsAccuracy remains important with sugar in the spotlight
Professor Elliott writes that the consumption of “sugar causes a multitude of health problems”…
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NewsBrits go off baking as health and cost concerns increase
The home baking fixture has suffered a 3.6% decline to £696.4m, driven by a 9.7% slump in sugar
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Comment & OpinionWhy stevia may not be the quick fix to our sugar crisis
The first serious warning about too much sugar in our diet appeared over 40 years ago
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NewsSilver Spoon combats falling bagged sugar sales with overhaul
The new-look packs include face-like features on the familiar spoon motif
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NewsMany retailers lead on sustainability
In the wake of plastic bag charges and wonky veg, The Grocer has written a lot on sustainability lately
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NewsSoft drinks vendetta called into question by obesity study
New data also suggests no correlation, positive or negative, between consumption of diet cola and obesity
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NewsConsumers on board with George Osborne's levy on sugar
The latest Bridgethorne Shopper Index for The Grocer also revealed high consumer awareness of the levy
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NewsSugar Smart app nears two million downloads
Public Health England’s controversial sugar reduction app has been downloaded nearly two million times since its launch
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Comment & OpinionTesco faux farm names verges on being a dumb move
Tesco launching faux brand names for fresh food with a very British bucolic ring has caused such a kerfuffle
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Comment & OpinionWe all have a hand in encouraging healthy eating
‘Who is responsible for healthy eating?’ That’s the question I’ll be debating at Food & Drink Expo on 18 April 2016
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NewsCalls for sugary food taxes as obesity levels keep rising
ICL report also calls for government’s to take measures to reduce the price of healthy food
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NewsPosh retailers to be hardest hit by the sugar levy
Waitrose and Ocado are set to have the largest proportion of own-label products in the firing line of sugar levy
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NewsBritvic relaunches Drench juice range with less sugar
The new 500ml drinks will hit shelves in mid-April with new packaging
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NewsRude Health moves into kids' cereals with Honey Spelt Puffs
The organic Honey Spelt Puffs will be available from Waitrose nationwide from the beginning of May
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NewsAG Barr shrugs off sugar tax worries
Shares in the group are down 5% since George Osborne revealed sugary drinks would be face a levy