UNICEF will continue to support parents, families, governments and youth advocates to get junk food and junk food marketing out of children's faces, out of children's lives... and we will not give up.
More and more evidence about the harm caused by UPFs Ultra-processed food raises risk of heart attack and stroke, two studies show - The Guardian https://t.co/oiyQJskb6T
An honest account about weight loss drugs.
Sickness, misery and shedding stones: My first two months on Ozempic - The Telegraph https://t.co/7qfPQfJ8Iq
The food retail sector has the powerful potential to protect and promote children's right to nutritious foods, and healthy food environments. That's why we're proud to feed into this new report from @IHT_Deakin, @UNICEF and more.
Read now: https://t.co/aNh6tEbO7O
'The Govt is not looking strategically at how we secure the long-term resilience of our supply chains so we don't have food shortages'
Our Executive Director Anna Taylor speaking to @SallyBundockBBC on @BBCBusiness about today's @10DowningStreet#FoodSummit
The govt's ex-food adviser says it's vital ministers subsidise healthy food for those in poverty and make it more expensive for companies to put unhealthy ingredients in their products.
Henry Dimbleby says that healthy foods need to be made more accessible for poorer people.
Interesting to see investors beginning to pressurize companies to stop producing unhealthy food and drink.
Nestlé investors warn of ‘systemic risks’ from unhealthy foods https://t.co/XeA9inTrHg
LOUD AND CLEAR: Four industries (unhealthy food, fossil fuel, tobacco and alcohol) cause over a third (19 M) of global deaths per year. Deaths from unhealthy diets reach 11 M deaths, air pollution from fossil fuels over 10 M, tobacco 9 M and alcohol 3 M.