date:Mar 28, 2016
ed to reduce the amount of sugar children consume in fruit drinks that are bought and sold on the assumption that they are healthy.
These are marketed intensively to children as well as to parents, said Prof Simon Capewell of the department of public health and policy at the University of Liverpool, one of the authors.
There is often a health halo some claim about vitamin C or packed full of fruit. There are no restrictions around the words industry can use in their marketing. They can claim