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Urgent government regulation needed to address misleading claims and added sugars in foods marketed to young children in the Philippines

Urgent government regulation needed to address misleading claims and added sugars in foods marketed to young children in the Philippines
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Study: Filipino kids food loaded with sugar, sold with misleading labels

Study: Filipino kids food loaded with sugar, sold with misleading labels
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Over one-third of children s food in Philippines are sugary: study-Xinhua

Over one-third of children s food in Philippines are sugary: study-

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Over one-third of children s food in Philippines are sugary: study

The number of overweight children in the Philippines has tripled since 2003 due to sugary children foods according to a study by UNICEF and the Conso

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SEA s highly fragmented complementary foods regulations could cause confusion among consumers

The absence of a set of unified guidelines to provide nutrient composition and labelling requirements for all categories of commercially produced complementary foods (CPCF) in Southeast Asia risks confusing consumers, say researchers.

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