CQC report highlights 'white bias' on hospital food
The report suggests that poor communication with people whose first language is not English, or a smaller range of choice available if people have specific dietary requirements related to religion
The report suggests that poor communication with people whose first language is not English, or a smaller range of choice available if people have specific dietary requirements related to religion
The future of UK policy and industry practice relating to high fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) foods will be discussed at a conference in December.
The council were looking to stop providing lunches and milk to schools after it was reported many were choosing to source their catering services elsewhere.
The figures show that 46% or 2.7 billion adults worldwide will be overweight by 2025, representing an increase from 2.0 billion in 2014.
The guidance was developed by the National Strategic Advisory Group, which included representatives from the Hospital Caterers Association, Age UK, National Association of Care Catering and the Bri
Research by the group has found that the levels of sugar in fizzy drinks by the likes of Pepsi Co and Coca Cola Company differ dramatically between countries.
McGrath said: “LACA welcomes the public statement made by the Prime Minister regarding Universal Infant Free School Meals.
Published in The Sunday Times, the letter details that the scheme is vital to tackling the obesity crisis and forms part of a strategy that can make a difference to the health of future ge
The Prime Minister told Sky News: "We're very proud of what we've done with free school meals. It was an excellent reform carried out in the last parliament.
Malcolm Clark, coordinator of the Sustain Children’s Food Campaign, said: “It seems absurd that the government is prematurely ruling out a potent part of its arsenal for reducing excessive sugar co