Nutrition training related articles and posts
National Salt Awareness Week There have been several awareness campaigns aimed at getting people to realise how much sugar is in the foods they consume – for example a can of regular cola contains 35g of sugar – but in order to improve our health we also need to be looking at the other end […]
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Food Safety & Hygiene News Nutrition Training NewsTwo reports I have read recently seem to concur that food companies will be looking for new ways to tap into what is known as the ‘Millennial’ market in the next few years. If you’re not already familiar with this categorisation, Millennials are people born between 1982 and 1998, although these dates do vary slightly
Is your food marketed towards ‘Millennials’? Read More »
Food Safety & Hygiene News Nutrition Training NewsThis week was, of course, the anniversary of Armistice Day, but throughout the year there have been all sorts of events marking 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War. Perhaps the most striking is the sea of 888,246 red ceramic poppies surrounding the Tower of London; each one representing a British or
How great was the food in World War One? WW1 Read More »
Food Safety & Hygiene News Nutrition Training NewsAt London 2012, the fact that the world’s largest McDonalds Restaurant was built within the Olympic village was a subject of heated discussion; as was sponsorship by fizzy drinks, snacks and fast food companies. Take a look at the main sponsors for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and these types of companies are conspicuous by
2014 Commonwealth Games – a healthy approach to food safety? Read More »
Food Safety & Hygiene News Food Safety Training HACCP training Nutrition Training NewsThis September every child in reception, Year 1 and Year 2 of primary schools will, by law, be entitled to a free school meal. The only exception to this rule is children attending direct grant nursery schools, independent schools, general hospital schools and maintained nursery schools. Improving academic standards and saving families money The aim
Universal Infants Free School Meals initiative – will it work? Read More »
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