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Action on Sugar has warned brands like Aldi, Lidl and Nestle that child-friendly packaging on sugary cereals and yoghurts should be removed.

Action on Sugar has warned brands like Aldi, Lidl and Nestle that child-friendly packaging on sugary cereals and yoghurts should be removed.

Products aimed at children from Nestlé, Lidl and Aldi were found to contain the highest sugar levels.

A health minister has dismissed “nanny state” calls to put cereals high in sugar into more plain packaging.Will Quince said more emphasis should be placed on educating parents and viewing the products as a “treat” over the packaging itself.It...

New research reveals that both breakfast cereals and yoghurts that appeal to children have ‘unnecessary’ amounts of sugar, with some products containing the equivalent of up to four teaspoons of sugar (per suggested serving).

A Health Minister has dismissed calls for the removal of packaging appealing to children on cereals and yoghurts graded as high or medium for sugars, salt or saturated fat

Britains most-loved cereals can contain more than 40g of sugar, according to MailOnlines huge audit of around 200 available at the UKs top supermarkets.

New research by Action on Sugar, based at Queen Mary University of London, has revealed that both breakfast cereals and yogurts, with packaging that

Breakfast cereals and yogurts with packaging that appeals to children have unnecessary amounts of sugars, complains new UK research – with some products containing the equivalent of up to four teaspoons of sugar per serving.

Research found Lidl, Aldi and Nestle products with such packaging had the highest average sugar levels.