Children's Juices Survey - media coverage

23 March 2016

 

National Newspapers:
The Guardian (pg 9)
The Daily Telegraph (pg 12)
The Times (pg 21)
Daily Express (pg 2)
The Sun (pg 33)

Radio: 
Sky
Talk Radio
Radio City 
Classic FM

Online:
BBC - Sugar in fruit drinks for children 'unacceptably high'
The Guardian - Fruit juices and smoothies contain 'unacceptably high' levels of sugar
The Telegraph - Smoothies have twice as much sugar as other fruit drinks, study finds
Mail Online - HALF of 'healthy' smoothies and fruit juices contain more than a child's daily sugar allowance
Huffington Post - Sugar content in fruit drinks marketed at kids is ‘unacceptably high’, warns British Medical Journal
BT - 'Healthy' children's fruit drinks 'unacceptably high' in sugar
Buzzfeed - These popular fruit juices contain more sugar that a kid's daily allowance in a single serving
FoodProcessing - Kids get a whole day's sugar hit in one juice
Food Ingredients First - New study reveals children's fruit juices contain up to five teaspoons of sugar
Newsroom America - How much sugar is in your child's fruit drink?
OnMedica - Fruit drinks for children have 'unacceptably high' sugar levels