All Health articles – Page 64
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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
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ArticleGlobal promotional networked formed
IFAVA and AIAM5 join forces to to form the new Global Network for the Promotion of Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
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ArticleAvocados 'may help in the fight against cancer'
Scientists find that fat from the in-vogue fruit can combat acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), a rare but deadly form of the disease
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ArticleEat Brighter! makes positive impact
PHA and PMA agree to extend programme through to 2018 after success in the US and Canada
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ArticleMERS fears drives online sales
Korean retailers have reported an increase in online grocery sales since the first case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome was confirmed in the country
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ArticleControversial TTIP creates division
The mooted deal to facilitate trade between the EU and the US has faced major public opposition, but what are the real opportunities and risks for the food industry?
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ArticleEating veg every day helps babies to accept it later on
New study finds giving babies vegetables on multiple occasions can help children learn to like them
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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