From October 2022, new legislation around food and drinks with High Fat Sugar Salt (HFSS) will come into force in the UK. This HFSS Index provides a robust health profiling capability and accurate HFSS analysis, at speed, across tens of thousands of SKUs.
Spoon Guru\’s Head of Health and Sustainability suggests we take heed, pause, reflect and commend this monumental piece of work.
Is it possible to make healthier foods, like vegetables, more appealing by applying visual characteristics associated with fattier foods?
Like many adults, kids are snacking more and moving less. The problem is of epidemic proportions and my concern is that with this behavior, their immunity will become even weaker and whether its during the next flu season, or worse – another pandemic, even more lives will be at risk.
With 82% of Brits claiming to be actively taking steps to strengthen their immune systems, consumers are calling on supermarkets to offer more support in helping them fortify their bodies and eat better.
With 90% of Americans claiming to be actively taking steps to strengthen their immune systems, consumers are calling on supermarkets to offer more support in helping them fortify their bodies and eat better.
Spoon Guru is delighted to share the findings of the latest research conducted by PwC in association with Google and Spoon Guru. The study analyses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on UK consumer behaviour and has produced compelling insights.
Make your consumers\’ sustainability preferences easier to shop, drive positive behavior change, achieve your ESG goals and unlock revenue.
This week The Financial Times reported on leaked internal documents from Nestle stating that 60% of their food portfolio would be classified as ‘unhealthy’. In light of this, Sky\’s Emma Crosby spoke to the chairman of Spoon Guru, Andy Clarke, about whether or not big retailers are doing enough to make our food healthier.
While the new UK\’s HFSS legislation may be new, the call to help improve people’s health and quality of life by reducing instances of obesity is not.
