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ICMR proposes new guidelines to limit sugar in processed foods

The Indian Express — May 30, 2024, 05:00 AM UTC

Summary: India's National Institute of Nutrition proposes new guidelines to limit sugar in processed foods and beverages. The proposed limits include 5% of total energy intake from added sugar in solid foods and 10% in beverages. The guidelines aim to improve public health by reducing sugar consumption.

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