Forget the sugar tax: a calorie reduction revolution is underway in the UK
Manufacturers, supermarkets and fast-food outlets in Britain are required to cut calorie content in a number of food items by 20% by 2024, says Public Health England (PHE).
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Manufacturers, supermarkets and fast-food outlets in Britain are required to cut calorie content in a number of food items by 20% by 2024, says Public Health England (PHE).
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