All Health articles – Page 90
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ArticleSchools urged to ban packed lunches
A government-commissioned report urges schools to ban packed lunches and produce healthier school dinners
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ArticleRetailer fined for selling rotten produce
Sheffield-based independent retailer is hit with a fine after selling fruit and vegetables unfit for human consumption
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Obama reveals broccoli preference
US president's revelation that broccoli is his favourite food is welcomed by the United Fresh Produce Association
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ArticleItalian trade targets German doctors
Mr Fruitness campaign turns its attention to Germany's medical practitioners in bid to boost fruit and veg consumption
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ArticleFresh produce 'lengthens life span'
A new European study finds that adults who consume five portions of fruit and vegetables a day live up to three years longer
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ArticleUK produce consumption falls below US
Rabobank report claims UK consumption levels of fruit and veg are falling quicker than in the US
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ArticleResearch shows mango-eaters are healthier
A US study has found a link between eating the popular tropical fruit and nutritional intake
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ArticleSchool snacking standards praised
Next year's implementation of Smart Snacks in School standards has been welcomed by the United Fresh Produce Association
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ArticleTactical snacking aids child health
Ready Pac aiming to increase kids' intake of fruits and vegetables with its Ready Snax range
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ArticleTurbana teams with Produce for Kids
Get Healthy, Give Hope campaign aims to raise consumer awareness about how to eat well and live active lifestyles while also supporting children’s charities
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ArticleChild obesity grows in UK
UK has highest rate of child obesity in western Europe, according to new study
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ArticleEat less meat, warn MPs
MPs' report urges government to end the nation's overindulgence of meat and to help the public eat more fresh produce
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ArticleDole embarks on salad bar mission
Fresh produce group partners with Giant Food Stores to donate salad bars to Parkland School District
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ArticleJamie puts his focus on greens
In an exclusive interview in this week's FPJ, Jamie Oliver will outline his hopes for a new TV show about veg
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Article5 A DAY message hits home
Survey claims 5 A DAY is working among schoolchildren - but finds that many believe cheese comes from plants
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ArticleGrapes 'reduce heart failure risk'
US study suggests that grapes increase the activity of genes associated with antioxidant defence in heart tissue
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ArticleSoap characters 'at risk of heart attacks'
A new study slams British soap operas for failing to promote healthy eating and not showing enough fruit-eating characters
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ArticleDEFRA launches plant health report
Environmental secretary Owen Paterson backs new taskforce report
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ArticleMeat 'is damaging 5 A DAY levels'
Brits' love of meat is causing a decline in 5 A DAY consumption, according to the Vegetarian Society
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ArticleEat your greens... and whites
White vegetables and potatoes are just as important nutritionally as green veggies according to US scientists