All Health articles – Page 3
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Lunchboxes at UK’s popular attractions not healthy enough
The Soil Association’s annual Out to Lunch survey found that 75% of lunchboxes sold at popular attractions did not routinely include a portion of vegetables or salad
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Restaurants ‘risk being named & shamed’ in Government obesity crackdown
Efforts by restaurants, pubs and cafes to make their food and drink healthier will be compared publicly as part of the Government’s bid to tackle obesity
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Pizza Hut calls on industry to protect employee mental wellbeing
Pizza Hut Restaurants is calling on the industry to address mental health problems
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Trade bodies express concern over sugar tax impact
Trade bodies have expressed concerns over the potential impact of the Government’s childhood obesity strategy on the eating and drinking out sector.
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Britain set to adopt a sugar tax
Britain is set to be among the first countries in the world to adopt a sugar tax
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Sugary drinks levy could put sector jobs at risk
Up to 4,000 UK jobs could be at risk as a result of a tax on sugary soft drinks, new research suggests
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Analysis & Insight
Poll shows lack of support for drinking guidelines
A new poll has shown that over half the public disagree with official health guidelines on alcohol consumption.
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Fears over Treasury delay to sugar levy plan
The Treasury has delayed a consultation over implementation of the controversial sugar levy on soft drinks
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OpinionCleaning up?
Nut milks, avocados, rice bowls and courgetti: does the clean eating craze that’s turned ‘wellness’ bloggers into food stars have legs in the restaurant industry?
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Health experts clash over advice on eating fat
Health experts have clashed over advice on the effects of eating fat.
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Costa to reduce sugar in beverages by 25% by 2020
Costa Coffee has pledged to reduce the added sugar content in its beverage range by 25% by 2020
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City investors urge sector to curb antibiotic supply chain use
A group of senior City investors have written to leading eating and drinking out companies urging them to take immediate action to reduce antibiotic use in their meat and poultry supply chains.
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Call for more action on cutting salt consumption
Restaurants, cafes and takeaways have been called on by Public Health England (PHE) to do more to help cut the nation’s average salt consumption
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Shepherd Neame launches 100% gluten-free menu
A Maidstone pub has launched a 100% gluten-free menu following a £130,000 refurbishment last year.
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Analysis & Insight
Campaign celebrates foods with low added sugar
A new food labelling campaign has been developed to award a ‘Sugarwise’ logo to foods which are low in added sugar.
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LGA says menu calorie counts should be law
The Local Government Association has repeated its calls for calorie counts to be displayed across chain pubs, restaurants and cinemas, now urging the Government to introduce legislation.
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Takeaways sign up to London health initiative
Over 500 fast-food takeaways in London have signed up to an initiative backed by Mayor of London Boris Johnson, which encourages them to sell healthier food
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NewsPizzaExpress tops salt levels ranking
Research into salt levels across leading brands in the eating put sector has shown PizzaExpress to have the saltiest dish.
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NHS to introduce sugar tax in hospital cafes
The NHS is to impose its own 20% sugar tax in hospital and leisure centre cafes across England by 2020, its head has said.
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BHA: It's 'not the case' all rare burgers are unsafe
The British Hospitality Association (BHA) has responded to claims made about the safety of serving medium and medium rare burgers in the Channel 4 TV show Tricks of the Restaurant Trade this week.