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Fatty food might face ‘skull-and-crossbones’ warnings

The British government is looking into black-and-white cigarette-pack style warnings on fatty, salty and sweet foods to fight obesity, but experts warn that it won’t work.

See more at telegraph.co.uk

Is banning adverts going too far?

In the last few years so many bans, regulations and rules are proposed that it is impossible to keep track. What started out with banning ‘fast food’, has moved on to banning food that isn’t commonly understood as unhealthy.

See more at telegraph.co.uk

As minimum alcohol pricing hits Scotland, English shops prepare for a sales volume increase

As Scotland’s minimum alcohol pricing sets in, English stores prepare for an influx of Scottish customers looking to buy cheaper alcohol.

Read more at The Telegraph

What’s better than a fizzy drinks tax? A ‘chocolate tax’ study says

A tax that adds 10% to the price of chocolate and other sweet food would be more effective than a sugar-tax on fizzy drinks, suggests a new study.

Read more at thetelegraph.co.uk

Exercise self control and stop blaming others over your own diet

Self-control over your diet is more effective than food manufacturers or government imposing legislation, suggest a former Tory minister.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/04/18/stop-blaming-others-exercise-self-control-diet-ex-tory-minister/?WT.mc_id=tmgliveapp_iosshare_AqhQbwFzgCbj

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