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Lidl and Aldi told to remove child-friendly branding from cereals | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Lidl and Aldi told to remove child-friendly branding from cereals | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

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

Lidl and Aldi told to remove child-friendly branding from cereals | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Lidl and Aldi told to remove child-friendly branding from cereals | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

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

Call to ban packaging appealing to kids on cereals with excess sugar - Vimarsana News

Call to ban packaging appealing to kids on cereals with excess sugar

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

Sugary cereals in plain packaging a 'nanny state' idea – health minister - Vimarsana News

Sugary cereals in plain packaging a 'nanny state' idea – health minister

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...

Ban child-friendly packaging on unhealthy cereals and yoghurts, say experts - Vimarsana News

Ban child-friendly packaging on unhealthy cereals and yoghurts, say experts

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).