SUPERMARKETS offer a wide variety of foods suitable for different diets, including those focused on weight loss or healthy ...

Food items that are high in fat, sugar and salt will be targeted by the new regulations, with items such as yoghurts, cereal, ...

Yoghurts for kids must be tasty, healthy and natural Health is an important consideration in the yoghurt category, especially for kids’ yoghurts. In an effort to win over increasingly health-conscious ...

Breakfast cereals and yoghurts containing high amounts of sugar should remove any packaging that appeals to children, a health group has said. Action on Sugar called for the removal of such ...

Yoghurts marketed to appeal to young children, including those with packaging featuring cartoon characters, can contain up to 9.4g of sugar a serving - just under half a child's daily allowance.

Children's yoghurts typically contained 10.8g per 100g, the equivalent of more than two sugar cubes, the study found. By comparison a 100g serving of a typical cola contains 9g of sugar.

Weight loss doctor Prof Franklin Joseph says some foods marketed as 'low-fat' aren't actually that good for you ...

Organic yoghurts typically had 13.1g of sugar per 100g, the highest content of all eight categories of the food, while natural or Greek varieties had the lowest at around 5g.

Just one in 20 yoghurts aimed at children have healthy levels of sugar, campaigners have warned. And the worst offender has five-and-a-half teaspoons of sugar per pot — as much as 16 malted milk ...

Cadbury yoghurts urgently recalled over ‘deadly’ bacteria fears Alert over six chocolate desserts that could be contaminated with listeria, which can be life-threatening ...

Yoghurts have been recalled from five British supermarkets over fears they could contain pieces of rubber. Yeo Valley, which manufactured the supermarket-branded yoghurts, has told Asda, Co ...

Muller's gin-flavoured yoghurts 'counterproductive to public health', says doctor ‘The creation of alcohol-inspired yoghurts seems unnecessary,' tweets NHS clinical commissioning group chair ...