All Health articles – Page 20
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Crumpets and malt loaf flagged up as healthier kids’ snacks in new PHE push
Children are having unhealthy snacks throughout the day, health chiefs have claimed as they launch a new campaign designed to reduce kids’ sugar intake.
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Modern Baker to lead study on making healthier bread
Modern Baker has pledged to ‘bring better baking to Britain’ by heading up a two-year research and development project into improving the nutritional quality of bread.
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Revealed: 9 in 10 vegans struggle to find food-to-go options
Vegans struggle to find food-to-go options despite the growth of veganism in recent years, according to a survey from The Vegan Society.
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Food Hygiene Rating delivers tangible benefits, says FSA science adviser
The Food Hygiene Rating Scheme has driven up standards, according to the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA’s) chief scientific adviser.
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WRAP releases guidance on bread labelling to help tackle food waste
The Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) has released best practice guidance designed to clear up confusion around food labelling, which can lead to food being wasted.
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Supermarket NPD expert reveals top bakery trends
Dessert-inspired treats and coffee shop flavours have been highlighted as some of the biggest trends in UK bakery.
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Revealed: five trends set to shape bakery in 2018
Bakers will take healthy eating to the next level, according to a food industry expert who has predicted five trends that may shape the market next year.
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Scientists give go-ahead for potassium as salt replacer
Scientists have given the green light for bakers to experiment with the use of potassium as a replacement for salt.
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Central Foods boosts free-from presence with doughnut range
Frozen food distributor Central Foods has introduced the Katerbake medium-sized gluten-free ring doughnut range.
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Starbucks cuts sugar in Christmas cakes
Starbucks has slashed sugar across its sweet bakery range, with reductions of up to 54%.
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Coeliac UK rolls out gluten-free recipe calendar
Coeliac UK has launched a gluten-free recipe calendar as part of the company’s 50th anniversary.
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Baking bread reduces anxiety, study finds
Baking bread reduces anxiety and increases happiness in those struggling with mental health, according to a study by the Real Bread Campaign.
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Baked goods firms ordered to pay out £150k for hygiene offences
Edmonton-based Doce Bakers & Sweets Ltd and Sweet Mahall Ltd, which share the same premises, have been ordered to pay a total of £152,823.23 for a string of hygiene failings.
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Breadcraft Bakery forced to close after pest infestations
London-based Breadcraft Bakery has closed after health inspectors found cockroaches and pigeons in its storeroom.
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Roberts Bakery joins SOFHT High 5 training scheme
Roberts Bakery has joined the Society of Food Hygiene & Technology (SOFHT)’s High 5 scheme.
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Carb-cutting falling out of fashion, says new report
Carbs are on the menu again as Brits move away from faddy diets, according to a new study of UK food trends.
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Ban high-sugar biscuits and cakes from meal deals, urge health campaigners
High-sugar treats including biscuits and cakes should be banned from lunchtime meal deals, according to health campaigners Action on Sugar (AOS).
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World Vegan Day 2017: here’s some of our favourite bakery NPD
It’s World Vegan Day! As the number of people following a meat- and dairy-free diet rises, so does interest in vegan bakery items.
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Subway due inspection after employee retrieves bread from bin
A Subway branch in Rugby, Warwickshire is to receive a follow-up inspection after footage emerged of an employee retrieving bread out of a bin.
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Healthy eating messages contradicted by schools, claims Jamie Oliver report
School activities such as cake and bake sales contradict healthy eating messages, a report by the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation has claimed.