All Health articles – Page 72
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ArticleSlight rise in EU consumption
Freshfel launches latest edition of its annual Consumption Monitor report, with many countries well below WHO recommendations
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ArticleStudy 'shows strain' on the less well-off trying to eat well
Claims low income households in Northern Ireland must spend one-third of their take-home income to purchase a basket of healthy food
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ArticleFNV campaign kicks off
Consumption campaign launches in Hampton Roads, Virginia, and Fresno, California
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ArticleFresh Del Monte opens retail stores
The fresh produce giant has launched its retail format in Saudi Arabia, where an obesity crisis is changing eating habits
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ArticleZespri kiwifruit scoops McDonald's Happy Meal berth
Customers of the fast-food chain in Mexico will find a Zespri SunGold Kiwifruit from New Zealand in their Happy Meal box from this weekend
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ArticleNZ school scheme has ‘normalised’ eating fresh produce
New Zealand’s scheme to provide schoolchildren with one fruit per day has had multiple benefits, EGEA conference hears
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ArticleFresh produce ‘should receive more EU subsidies’
‘Discrimination’ against European fruit and vegetable sector that receives fraction of CAP budget needs to be reset, EGEA delegates told
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ArticleNot getting 5 A DAY 'increases hip fracture risk'
Compared with those eating 5 A DAY or more, men and women with zero consumption had 88 per cent higher rate of hip fracture in new study
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ArticleCollaboration across sectors 'would boost' fresh produce intake
Agriculture should work with health and education sectors to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables, conference hears
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ArticleCapespan UK named sponsor of Healthy Eating Week
Annual event, run by the British Nutrition Foundation, launched this week with worrying research about youngsters' fruit and veg consumption
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ArticleGM Maris Piper project wins £841k
Five-year project will create GM potato that will be resistant to late potato blight, potato cyst nematodes and bruising
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ArticleTesco unveils new veg range to cater for diet craze
Cauliflower couscous, carrot spaghetti, and courgette ribbons products unveiled at the UK's largest supermarket
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ArticleOliver heads up Food Revolution day
Schools, friends and families urged to share foodie experiences on 15 May, as petition seeks compulsory food education
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ArticleColombia mulls Roundup ban
President could halt aerial spraying of Monsanto herbicide commonly used in US-backed war on drugs
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ArticleTax junk food to cut fruit and veg prices, think tank urges
In the UK since 1980, ice cream prices have fallen by 50 per cent, while fruit and vegetables have gone up by 199 per cent, ODI claims
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ArticleTime for rethink on consumption
EVS2015: The importance of the brain’s automatic reactions to different types of food has been underestimated, delegates at European Vegetable Strategies heard last week
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ArticleBelOrta supplies Belgian government
The Belgian cooperative has announced it has started providing the office of the deputy prime minister with fruit and vegetables
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ArticleStudy claims fructose creates junk food cravings
Volunteers who drank beverage sweetened with glucose in US experiment went on to consume more biscuits and sweets
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ArticlePMA backs DGAC recommendations
PMA comments in support of 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee’s recommendations for increasing consumption
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ArticleArgentine doctors call for Monsanto ban
Members of medical union Fesprosa cite WHO declaration that chemicals in best-selling Roundup herbicide are “likely carcinogenic”