AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoHealth & Nutrition: A new long-term study links regular childhood sugar-sweetened beverage intake to higher adult hypertension risk, while whole fruit showed no similar signal—another reminder that drinks can be a major hidden sugar source. Policy & Industry: Philippine food and beverage industry groups urged the National Nutrition Council to pause the proposed Philippine Nutrient Profile Model, arguing it isn’t calibrated to local consumption and could hurt affordability and access. Sweeteners Watch: Cambridge researchers report some common sweeteners can alter gut bacteria growth in lab tests, with effects changing when combined with certain medications. Food Safety: Hyderabad police seized used cooking oil, expired products and artificial colours in raids on six businesses, detaining six people. Sustainability & Packaging: Manitoba expanded recycling rules to accept empty paper cups in blue bins, including hot and cold beverage cups. Beverage Business: Fiji Airways said in-flight catering changes are tied to fuel-cost pressures, and it plans a future review of its food and beverage offering. Hospitality & Travel: World Cup final screenings in Hyderabad are set to run late at hotels and pubs, with venues allowed to stay open through the night.
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