Two-thirds of products fall shorts of nutrition standards
New research has found as many as nine in ten baby and toddler foods available in supermarkets are failing international nutrition standards. A Cancer Council Victoria study examined 250 products against world health organisation criteria and found just five per cent of them hit all the marks.
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