Consumers are confusing sugar and fat
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56% of people have not changed their eating
habits as a result of reported increased sugar levels in certain food and
drink
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Making food cheaper is still the primary driver
of making healthier choices with over half the population believing this
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And with half of our respondents having been on
a diet in the last year, attention is definitely drawn to what will assist
weight loss and healthy eating
Findings from the Grocery Eye study,
conducted by business intelligence consultancy, Future Thinking, show that the
UK population is struggling to understand whether they should be cutting out
sugar, fat or both from their diets. In general, there are clear attempts to
focus more on sugar than fat. However, when it comes to active weight loss the
decision making is reversed and cutting sugar gets left by the wayside in
favour of reducing fat and portion sizes, despite sugar being the most
significant factor in dieting success.
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