Supermarkets could face fines if they don't sell healthier food

Supermarkets to introduce healthy food standard under government plans to tackle obesity

The scheme is part of the forthcoming 10 Year Health Plan, through which the government is seeking to shift from sickness to prevention to alleviate the burden on the NHS.

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A new government plan to tackle obesity could see supermarkets slapped with a fine if they do not sell healthier food.

Supermarkets could face fines if they don't sell healthier food

New Government plans could see supermarkets fined if they do not sell healthier food in a bid to tackle obesity.

Supermarkets could face fines if they don't sell healthier food

New Government plans could see supermarkets fined if they do not sell healthier food in a bid to tackle obesity.

Supermarkets could face fines for failing healthy eating targets in obesity crackdown

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