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        Reducing Added Sugar in School Foods

        Reducing added sugar in school foods

        Healthy Kids
        a pile of sugar cubes

        PANEL: Chain Restaurant Sugar and Sodium Warnings Moving Forward in New York

        Sugary DrinksSeptember 17, 2021
        A diverse group holding signs supporting sugar free kids

        Grantee spotlight: Sugar free kids in Maryland

        Healthy KidsSeptember 1, 2021
        sugar

        It’s time for chain restaurants to tell the #SweetTruth

        As a public health nutritionist, I have had the opportunity to work closely with communities, teaching people about the role that nutrition plays in shaping and supporting our health. Over the years I have watched people take and apply these learnings and transform their lives and improve the health of themselves and their families.

        Sugary DrinksAugust 16, 2021DeAnna Nara
        Letter of Intent to Sue Viacom re: Junk Food Marketing to Kids

        CSPI hits marketing junk food to kids

        Healthy KidsAugust 12, 2021
        Sweet Excess

        New Yorkers support warning icons on chain restaurant sugary drinks

        More than three-quarters of New York state residents (78 percent) support government-required warnings on chain restaurant menu items with more than a day’s worth of added sugars. The support is consistently high across all demographic and political groups, according to a new poll conducted by Engine Insights.

        Sugary DrinksJuly 8, 2021
        New York Added Sugars Warning Label Poll

        New York added sugars warning label poll

        Sugary Drinks
        News Advisory: Webinar May 12 - Making Progress on Added Sugar Reduction

        News Advisory: Webinar May 12 - Making Progress on Added Sugar Reduction

        Sugary DrinksMay 6, 2021
        FDA Urged to Stop Formula Companies from Selling Sugary Drinks as “Formula” to Toddlers

        FDA urged to stop formula companies from selling sugary drinks as “formula” to toddlers

        The Food and Drug Administration should take enforcement action against three prominent infant formula manufacturers for marketing sugary drinks to toddlers up to three years old, according to an enforcement request sent to the agency today.

        Industry AccountabilityFebruary 9, 2021
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        Sugar (sucrose)

        Sucrose, ordinary table sugar, occurs naturally in fruit, sugar cane, and sugar beets.

        Food SafetyJanuary 4, 2021
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