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Nestlé under scrutiny: sugar levels added to babies' products defy WHO recommendations

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Public Eye activists sent samples of babies' foods from Africa, Asia and Latin America to a Belgian lab to be analyzed, and the results, along with the packaging analysis, revealed added sugar in the form of cane sugar or honey in samples from Nido, a branded formula milk for babies aged one and up, and Cerelac

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Nestlé under scrutiny: sugar levels added to babies' products defy WHO recommendations

Public Eye activists sent samples of babies' foods from Africa, Asia and Latin America to a Belgian lab to be analyzed, and the results, along with the packaging analysis, revealed added sugar in the form of cane sugar or honey in samples from Nido, a branded formula milk for babies aged one and up, and Cerelac

13 days ago·Portugal

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