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Sep 3 2010

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Parents are eager to give children nutritious, convenient and varied options; and are looking for choices free from artificial colouring and flavouring, that will provide children with sustained energy to help get the most out of their day. According to a recent study conducted by analyst Mintel; just 10% of parents say that their children are not eating the healthy lunch they pack for them.

Peter Duggan, Strategic Information Services, Bord Bia, also states a report released by the US foodservice specialists, Technomic, shows children are well aware of which foods are healthy. It emerged from the study that nine out of every 10 children surveyed knew that fresh vegetables and fresh whole fruits are healthy. The five a day fruit/vegetable campaign has also helped increase awareness amongst children and young teenagers towards healthier eating.more >


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Consumer designs Cadbury Dairy Milk wrapper
First on the field
Irish MEP wants limits set on use of trans fats in food
Latino passion
Paul Ruane’s striking new Cliffs of Moher design is set to appear on over 600,000 Cadbury Dairy Milk bars made in Ireland Conducting good old-fashioned fieldwork, using modern methods, can deliver highly innovative new ways of increasing sales, writes Gillian Hamill Irish MEP Jim Higgins has called on the European Commission to limit the maximum permissible content of trans fatty acids (TFAs) in food ingredients A pioneering approach to winemaking is ensuring Chilean and Argentinean wines are increasingly being recognised as among the best in the world, writes Gillian Hamill
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