Complain to Cofepris Lunchbox Juices with More Sugar than a Soda
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Food Health Alliance noted lack of warning stamps
An analysis of 31 products aimed at children and adolescents detected juices, nectars, flavored milks, yogurts and gelatins without warning stamps, despite their sugar content or the use of additives.
Researchers alert for products that aim to reach schools Products that are presented as healthy, but that actually contain quantities of sugars that should be warned in their labels, are being marketed and promoted for children, even within schools, denounced specialists from the National Institute of Public Health and El Poder [...] The article Sugar products evade stamps appeared first in: 88.9 News.
The Alliance for Food Health filed a formal complaint with the Federal Commission for the Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris) to warn about various products that are promoted as alternatives for school lunch, but that, according to an analysis by El Poder del Consumor, maintain ingredients and quantities of sugar that do not make them healthy options.
The Alliance for Food Health presents a formal complaint to the Cofepris.
The Alliance for Food Health presents a formal complaint to the Cofepris.
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