Healthy Yogurts That Taste Good, Too
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Healthy Yogurts That Taste Good, Too

Yogurt has always had an enviable reputation as the ultimate health food, which is well-deserved. It’s brimming with nutrients, and there’s evidence that yogurt eaters may have an easier time staying at a healthy weight and have a lower risk of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and hypertension. But not all yogurt is […]

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Nestlé plans more healthy products, sharpens focus on responsible sourcing

“We continuously improve the nutritional profile of our food and beverages, for instance by reducing sugar, salt and saturated fat or by increasing vegetables, fiber-rich grains, pulses, nuts and seeds, proteins and essentials vitamins,” a spokesperson at Nestlé tells FoodIngredientsFirst. Creating better nutrition through food products demands the reformulation of some foods and new launches […]

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PepsiCo invests in healthier foods and beverages

PepsiCo Inc. announced last week that it has signed an agreement with Partnership for a Healthier America (PHA) to independently report and verify the company’s progress against previously outlined goals designed to transform its product portfolio and offer healthier options. The announcement was made during PHA’s Building a Healthier Future Summit. PepsiCo’s goals, which were […]

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High cheese consumption does not raise colesterol levels, Irish study suggests

Despite the link between cheese consumption and saturated fat levels, a study has observed little effect between the amount of cheese eaten and a person’s cholesterol levels. Cheese consumption was not associated with adverse lipid profiles, measures of body fatness or other markers of metabolic health in this cohort, the authors concluded. “What we saw […]

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Nutrition profiles of food with health claims only ‘marginally better’, study shows

Foods carrying health claims have only slightly better nutrition profiles than products without, according to an Oxford University study. Publishing its findings in Nature the study found foods carrying health claims had, on average, lower levels, per 100 g, of energy (29.3 kcal), protein (1.2g), total sugar (3.1g), saturated fat (2.4g), and sodium (842mg) but […]