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Food products on sale in Australian supermarkets include more than 400 different terms for added sugar, new George Institute report shows - Vimarsana News

Food products on sale in Australian supermarkets include more than 400 different terms for added sugar, new George Institute report shows

A survey found that switching brands in some products could reduce annual intake by several kilograms.

Source: afr.com
Mackellar MP Sophie Scamps leads push to limit junk food advertising to kids - Vimarsana News

Mackellar MP Sophie Scamps leads push to limit junk food advertising to kids

TV ads for food products with low nutritional value should be limited to after 9pm, Mackellar MP Sophie Scamps says

Source: afr.com
How a tax on sugar could stem Australia's obesity epidemic: Australian Medical Association - Vimarsana News

How a tax on sugar could stem Australia's obesity epidemic: Australian Medical Association

Australians consume the equivalent of 960 Olympic-sized swimming pools of sugary drinks every year, giving the country one of the highest obesity rates in the world.

Source: afr.com
Salt reformulation in Australia: Bread, cheese and processed meat identified as key targets for reduction - Vimarsana News

Salt reformulation in Australia: Bread, cheese and processed meat identified as key targets for reduction

Salt reformulation in Australia: Bread, cheese and processed meat identified as key targets for reduction Australian researchers have identified bread, cheese and processed meat products as key dietary contributors of salt requiring sodium reformulation in a new study, urging the government to widen its focus on reformulating these foods to achieve positive public health impacts. The study was conducted by the George Institute of Global Health, which used modelling analysis to model the potential reductions to Australian household sodium purchases after implementat...