The Guardian Australia
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·1 hour ago
Public Health England reports 74% of baby snacks contain high sugar levels
Sugar is pervasive in diets, present under 50 names in many food products. Public Health England highlights that 74% of baby snacks contain high sugar levels, despite claims of 'no added sugar.' Experts emphasize the need to limit 'free' sugars, often found in processed foods, while advocating for healthier whole food options.
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