Supermarkets pledge to limit amount of sugar in stores
Supermarkets have pledged plans to limit the amount of sugar being sold in their stores.
Sainsbury's to 'shed 633 tonnes of sugar' in soft drinks
Sainsbury's is to "shed 633 tonnes of sugar" in soft drinks by September and Asda plans to "delist all added sugar" in standard squashes later this year.
LIDL have removed sweets, chocolate and fizzy drinks from its checkouts, ITV News Consumer Editor Chris Choi reports.
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Sugar: We are all consuming too much
It's already clear most of us eat too much, so the focus really needs to be how, as a country, we go about changing our sugar-eating habits.
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Shoppers not being told how much sugar is in their food
Sugar can be labelled in multiple ways, making it harder to spot.
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Not so sweet: The added sugars found in foods
ITV News looked the added sugars in several everyday food products.