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PHE data reveals falling micronutrient intakes

OPINION

PHE data reveals falling micronutrient intakes

26-Mar-2019
By Judy Buttriss

British Nutrition Foundation director general Professor Judy Buttriss discusses the decline of micronutrient intakes in the UK and its impact on dietary intake.

Tate & Lyle disposes of oat ingredients facility

Tate & Lyle disposes of oat ingredients facility

26-Mar-2019
By Aidan Fortune

Tate & Lyle has sold its oats ingredients processing facility in Sweden to Lantmännen as it looks to focus on other areas of the business.

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