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Millions misled? Social media nutrition fakers target confectionery

Summary by confectionerynews.com
According to the report, up to 24m people could be at risk of serious health impacts if they listen to and follow the advice of ‘superspreader’ influencers, who share misleading and harmful nutrition guidance.
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Millions misled? Social media nutrition fakers target confectionery

According to the report, up to 24m people could be at risk of serious health impacts if they listen to and follow the advice of ‘superspreader’ influencers, who share misleading and harmful nutrition guidance.

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confectionerynews.com broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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