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Nestle unveils technology that helps reduce intrinsic sugar in products
A patented enzymatic process reduces intrinsic sugar in ingredients such as malt, milk, and fruit juices by up to 30 per...
Global sugar supply deficit seen rising as China production falls
It said the situation will lead to strong imports by China during the year, estimated at between 4.5 million and 5.5 mil...
Is the Health Star Rating future ready?
OPINION: People eat food, not numbers and directing our attention to behaviour change strategies may be a better and mor...
Choice urges ministers to act on health star rating
Lower Health Star Rating may lead to penalising products with high sugar content.
Sweet signs for cane growers as sugar prices point higher
Analyst says there are signs the sugar market is starting to turn for the better.
Sickly sweet or just right? How genes control your taste for sugar
Research finds genes could dictate a person's reaction to sugary foods.
Poll: Does advertising encourage unhealthy eating habits?
Should junk foods ads be banned?
Coca-Cola scales back UK truck tour over sugar criticism
Health campaigners called on the company to stop handing out free sugary drinks.
Coke has promised ‘less sugar’, but less is still too much
Sugar industry goes through changes.
Sweet power: the politics of sugar, sugary drinks and poor nutrition in Australia
"Sugary drinks tax is no silver bullet."
How sugar taxes punish the people
WHO report claims 20 per cent tax will reduce consumption of sugar.
If sugar is so bad for us, why is the sugar in fruit OK?
About 50% of Australians eat two fruit per day.
Obesity Policy Coalition calls for clearer labelling of ‘Added Sugar’
Health ministers urged for clearer labelling.
Taxing sugary drinks would boost productivity, not just health
Adding tax to beverages will help counter the obesity problem.
New Coke brand could be end for Zero
Coca-Cola No Sugar may cause big changes for the drinks giants.
Confectionery brands reformulate products for consumers
Innovative opportunities for confectionery in FMCG industry.
Kids’ vitamin gummies: unhealthy, poorly regulated and exploitative
They are "not a substitute" for a healthy diet.
