All Health articles – Page 76
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ArticleSix in ten UK children 'clueless' about origin of fruit
The findings come from a study conducted among over 1,000 British children, aged six to ten years old
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ArticleMore fruit needed in care homes, watchdog claims
Volunteer inspectors said availability of fresh fruit and nutritional values of some meals are issues that need addressing
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ArticleDel Monte helps kids get back to school
Group's Fruit And Veggie Fusions help US parents pack back-to-school lunches with a tasty punch
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ArticleAsda listing for PDM Produce man's new juice brand
The B.Fresh range, consisting of fruit and veg cold-pressed and HPP-processed juices, aims to highlights its British credentials
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ArticleLeafy veg and berry-heavy diet 'can slow brain ageing'
Study finds that elderly adults who followed the 'Mind' diet were 7.5 years younger cognitively over a period of nearly five years
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ArticlePret A Manger toys with vegetarian store idea
Premium sandwich chain is looking at ways it can capitalise on changing consumer and culinary trends
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ArticlePear juice before heavy boozing 'may stop hangover'
Australian researchers find that drinking 200ml of pear juice before a big alcohol session could provide the perfect hangover remedy
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ArticleFirm teams up with soccer star as it nets Dundee United deal
Stirfresh signs up with the Tangerines' former captain Paul Hegarty as part of supply deal to help promote its healthy eating message
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ArticleEating fresh fruit and veg 'makes your skin more attractive'
New research found that women who consume more fresh produce reportedly have a healthier and more attractive glow
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Fruit supplier helps community box scheme
Woody’s Fruit and Veg is supplying cost-price produce as part of a subsidised box scheme to low-income families
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ArticleSweeter fruit and veg comes 'at a cost to our health'
Scientist: 'Eating fruits and veg without phytochemicals would in many ways be analagous to drinking the empty calories of a can of soda'
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ArticleTesco delists Ribena and Capri-Sun
UK’s largest retailer says move is bid to combat childhood obesity, and will replace drinks with own-brand or no-added-sugar products
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ArticleHospital opens new fruit and veg stall
The family-run Mr Green Grocer market stall opened at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust on 27 July
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ArticleEat Brighter! Q2 sales climb
PMA research finds 3 per cent increase in sales compared with the same period of 2014
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ArticleQueenslanders give colour a spin
The Queensland government has launched a campaign to get Australians eating more fruit and vegetables
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ArticleBrits 'skip 260 meals a year', new survey claims to show
Breakfast is the most likely meal to be skipped, and two-thirds of those who skip meals did so because they 'don’t have time'
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ArticleUse sugar tax to subsidise fruit and veg, says report
Revenue from a tax on sugary drinks to reduce the price of fruit and veg would help reduce obesity, according to a new study
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ArticleUS produce consumption 'too low'
New report from the CDC shows that only one in ten Americans are meeting recommended federal dietary guidelines
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ArticleHospitals 'paid too much' for produce
Health boards allegedly spent around £400k too much after paying over the odds for bananas, potatoes and cucumbers
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New study indicates potential citrus cancer link
Researchers stress that they are not recommending changing fruit consumption habits, though