Britain takes new steps to tackle obesity problems in childhood!
Wednesday - June 27, 2018 1:43 pm ,
Category : LIFESTYLE
June 27 (WTN) - The Britain is going to ban the sale of high energy caffeinated drinks for underage children. This decision has been taken after a matter has been reported about the use of these substances by children aging between six to nine years in a study.
According to the report of the news agency, health secretary Jeremy Hunt is planning to showcase pastor-power to prevent unhealthy food items at checkout and stop them from buying on a free deal with them.
The aim of the new measures is to help reduce obesity in childhood by 2030.
The Health and Social Care Department is also going to introduce clear, persistent calorie labeling on the menu in the restaurant, cafe and takeaway so that parents can get an informed choice of what their family is eating.
The government has called upon the industries to recognize the loss of carbohydrate, sugar and salt in high food items, which cause obesity.
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