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Key nutrition and food-related action points to be taken from the report:
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The FSA will expand its very current advice to consumers on nutrition, food and sustainability and food safety.
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The FSA will launch a new programme focused on food being eaten out of the home, working with consumers and food
businesses.
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The Government, together with industry, will develop a ‘whole food chain approach’ to identify the most important and
high-risk food great safety hazards.
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The DH will target messages aimed at increasing of fruit and vegetable consumption at specific ‘low intake’ groups.
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The Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser will commission a major new Foresight project to examine a future global food
system.
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More nutritious, environmentally sustainable food will be delivered through a new ‘Healthier Food Mark’, which will be
linked to standards for food served in the public sector.
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The Government will put in place a cross-departmental strategy to ensure coordination of research and development in
relating to safe, low-impact food and a healthy diet.
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The Food Strategy Task Force will help ensure effective cross-government work to address and deliver the measures outlined
in this report and will report to the Prime Minister on its progress and on key developments in summer 2009 and summer 2010.
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The Government will be work with the Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) and the food industry to secure a
voluntary agreement that will cut the amount of food wasted in the supply chain and in the home.
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The DH and FSA will publish in a joint statement clarifying the roles and responsibilities for the Healthy Food Code of Good
Practice.
U n i t T w o
NUTRIENT PROFILING
T a s k O n e. Read, translate and analyze the following information.
EC Working Document on nutrient profiling
The Regulation (EC) 1924/2006 on Nutrition and Health Claims on Foods that applied from July 2007, necessitates that foods
carrying nutrition or health claims must comply with specific nutritional criteria or ‘nutrient profiles’. The aim of setting nutrient
profiles is to ensure consumers are not misled with regards to the overall nutritional value of foods bearing these claims, thus enabling
consumers to make informed choices that will influence their diet in a way that will be beneficial to their health. The European
Commission (EC) has until January 2009 to establish a nutrient profiling system and to set nutrient profiles that will determine which
food items can bear nutrition and health claims. To help them in this process, they sought scientific advice from the European Food
Standard Authority (EFSA), which was published earlier in 2008. The EC has issued a ‘Working Document on the Setting of Nutrient
Profiles’.
The paper sets out two main objectives for setting nutrient profiles:
1. To counter the promotional effects of claims and help customers’ choices.
2. To provide an incentive for product reformulation.
E x e r c i s e O n e
. Answer the following questions.
1. What does EC stand for?
2. What is meant by nutrient profile?
3. What does the EC have to set up in 2009?
4. Whose advice did the EC seek?
5. What document has the EC published?
6. What is the purpose of the document?
E x e r c i s e T w o
. Read the article and choose the best phrase from the given below to fill each of the gaps.
A. It was followed;
B. The health lobby group Cash looked;
C. The "All Day Breakfast" variety were the worst offenders;
D. The lowest salt sandwiches;
E. Cash noted;
F. The British Sandwich Association said.
Pre-packed sandwiches may contain as much salt as several bags of crisps, a study suggests.
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