Researchers find most packaged food fails nutrition test
A university study finds only 41% was supermarket goods are sufficiently healthy
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New university research finds fewer than half of all packaged foods available in New Zealand and Australia in 2012 met nutritional criteria to carry health claims.
The University of Auckland study, published in Public Health Nutrition, is based on large, regular surveys of food composition from
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Mon, 13 Apr 2015
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Researchers find most packaged food fails nutrition test
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