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Report on dealing with plastics – Expert Reaction

Report on dealing with plastics – Expert Reaction

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 23 July 201925 July 2019

A new report by Royal Society Te Apārangi states we have thrown away three quarters of the volume of plastics […]

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Sugar labelling options for food packaging – Expert Reaction

Sugar labelling options for food packaging – Expert Reaction

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 25 July 201811 February 2019

The Trans-Tasman body responsible for food regulation policy is asking for public feedback on possible labelling rules for sugars on packaged foods […]

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Health Star Rating labels – Expert Reaction

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 16 March 201603 May 2017

The Government has this week launched the public awareness campaign for the new Health Star Rating front-of-pack labelling, aiming to […]

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‘Fishy’ labels for fish oil supplements

In the News  |  Published: 22 January 201523 January 2015

Most fish oil supplements sold in New Zealand contain less omega-3 fatty acids than their labels claim, according to new […]

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UPDATED: Fish oil capsules fall short on quality, freshness – experts respond

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 22 January 201528 March 2016

Most fish oil supplements sold in New Zealand contain less omega-3 fatty acids than their labels claim, according to new […]

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Health Star Rating food labelling – experts respond

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 30 June 201428 March 2016

A new voluntary food labelling system aims to give Australian and New Zealand consumers greater insight in the nutritional value […]

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Easy-to-understand nutrition info gets green light from researchers

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 01 February 201202 February 2012

As New Zealand policy-makers examine ways to help consumers make healthy food choices, a new Otago study has shown that […]

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‘Cut fat and salt now to save lives’ – UK watchdog

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 24 June 201025 June 2010

A hard-hitting report from the UK health watchdog group National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) calls on government […]

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