The WHO has proposed new guidelines urging governments to regulate foods containing added colours, flavours and sweeteners to help reduce diet-related diseases.
Food industry pushes back on WHO guidance for products with added colour, sweeteners
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The WHO has proposed new guidelines urging governments to regulate foods containing added colours, flavours and sweeteners to help reduce diet-related diseases.
Key Takeaways
- Food industry pushes back on WHO guidance for products with added colour, sweeteners.
- The WHO has proposed new guidelines urging governments to regulate foods containing added colours, flavours and sweeteners to help reduce diet-related diseases.
- The WHO has proposed new guidelines urging governments to regulate foods containing added colours, flavours and sweeteners to help reduce diet-related diseases.
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