All Health articles – Page 6
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Products In Depth
Cracking the healthy market
Healthy snacking is way more than a new year’s resolution, it’s becoming a way of life, and retailers should not overlook its potential.
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News
Welsh government consults on anti-obesity proposals
The Welsh government has proposed a ban on energy drinks to under-16s and restrictions on the promotions of certain products in-store as part of its obesity-reduction strategy.
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News
Healthy diets and plastic fear drive new shopper behaviour
Plastic pollution, healthy eating, responsible retailing and social media are among the key drivers of change that retailers are going to have to get to grips with in order to please the modern shopper, HIM suggests
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News
Shoppers would back new taxes on unhealthy foods, poll reveals
Six in ten Brits would support new taxes on unhealthy food and drinks as a way of motivating them to lead healthier lifestyles, new research from Mintel reveals.
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Product News
KP Snacks invests £2m in healthy snacking line-up
KP Snacks is reaffirming its commitment to under 100 calorie products by launching two new campaigns for 2019.
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News
Almost three-quarters of retailers meet salt-reduction targets
Almost three-quarters (73%) of retailers have met government-set salt level reduction targets, according to new data.
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Features and analysis
C-Store Champions: Rolling with the punches
Our C-Store Champions have seen their share of challenges in 2018, but their tenacity and ability to adapt have kept them on track.
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Product News
Low calorie trio packs from The Protein Ball Co.
The Protein Ball Co. has launched a range of trio packs, for shoppers who want a healthy, under-100 calorie snack.
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Product News
Aryzta taps into free-from trend with vegan savouries
Aryzta Food Solutions is tapping into demand for free-from alternatives with a new range of vegan savouries.
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News
Soft drinks levy raises £153.8m since April, HMRC reveals
The soft drinks levy has raised £153.8m in tax since its introduction in April, according to new government statistics.
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News
Supermarkets failing to enforce voluntary energy drinks ban
The UK’s big four supermarkets are still selling high-caffeine energy drinks to children, despite having signed up to a voluntary ban on sales to under 16s earlier this year.
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Product News
New protein cereals and variety pack for Special K
Special K is aiming to help retailers reach health-conscious shoppers with the launch of a new variety pack and protein cereals.
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News
Over half of consumers eat vegetarian or meat-free foods
A majority (56%) of UK adult consumers ate vegetarian or meat-free foods in the last six months to July 2018, an increase from the 50% who had eaten these foods in the six months to March 2017, new Mintel research suggests.
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Blog
Healthier range, happier shoppers
Understanding the core differences between the average shopper and the healthy snacking shopper is essential, writes HIM’s Zoe Jag-Nathan.
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Product News
Birds Eye targets health conscious with new waffles
Birds Eye has expanded its waffle range with the launch of its new vegan and gluten-free sweet potato waffles.
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News
Price still a barrier to healthy snacking purchasing, HIM says
The majority of shoppers are consuming more healthy than unhealthy snacks but price continues to be a barrier to purchase, according to research from HIM.
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Features and analysis
A 'nanny state' c-store
As new figures reveal record highs in childhood obesity and the government questions whether to roll out more red tape around unhealthy products, retailers are questioning whether they are doing enough to promote healthy eating to children.
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Product News
Quaker range relaunched with reduced sugar
PepsiCo is reformulating and relaunching its Quaker brand with 175,000 kg less sugar and new pack designs.
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Product News
Health-boosting kefir drinks enter on-the-go market
The Collective has extended its range of kefir cultured milk drinks into 220ml single serve bottles.
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Products In Depth
Back to school: Hungry for healthy
As pressure grows for consumers to improve their children’s diets, parents are actively seeking out lunchbox snacks that are high in nutrients and low in sugar