WHO urges people not to use artificial sweeteners for weight-loss
People are being urged not to use non-sugar sweeteners as a tool for weight control, according to new guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
People are being urged not to use non-sugar sweeteners as a tool for weight control, according to new guidance from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The rising cost of sugar and high manufacturing costs helped drive shop price inflation to a new high in March.
Non-alcoholic drinks do not need to show how much sugar or calories they contain.