Read about Sugarwise’s reaction to the long-awaited, much anticipated UK Government Obesity plan. With reaction and insight from Sugarwise and Action on Sugar as to how effective the plan will be and what the answers are.
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Huffington Post : food or drink items judged to have low added sugar content could be awarded a Sugarwise marque
Food labelling is currently complicated and confusing making it difficult for consumers to find the right products for them. But what is the right solution? Sugarwise is the only labelling scheme offering a solution to inform customers about the free sugar content in their food.
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Food Manufacture: Gives consumers the ability to take control of their free sugar intake
Read about how the Sugarwise certification scheme has enabled consumers to take control of their free sugar intake and give confidence to shoppers who want to buy products that meet the World Health Organisation (WHO) standards.
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TV Malta: Sugarwise campaign advising consumers on which products are better
Read about how Cambridge University scientists have developed a test that distinguishes natural sugar in food and added sugar in food.
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Sky News: Action on Sugar “certification definitely would be helpful”
Action on sugar’s Jennifer Rosborough (now Jamie Oliver nutritionist) talks on Sky News about the future of sugar in the UK and about her thoughts on the SUGARWISE certification scheme. Saying that it “definitely would be helpful to differentiate between total and free sugars.”
Sky News: Nicole Berberian “Without labelling we don’t know what’s been added”
Watch this Sky News piece about the anticipated impact of Sugarwise consumers and the wider food industry. As well as how Cambridge scientists are backing the programme with a more accurate method of testing for free sugars in food, esteemed nutritionist Nicole Berberian talks about the SUGARWISE certification scheme and how it will affect shoppers.