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Consumer advocates from the Upper Austrian Chamber of Labor (AK) examined 66 cookies whose presentation identified them as products for babies and children. Conclusion: Many are sugar traps. They advise parents to critically examine advertising messages and lists of ingredients and call for food labeling “that is quick and easy to understand”.
Added sugar can negatively impact early childhood taste development and lead to nutrition-related illnesses and obesity later in life. It is said that you should generally avoid it for children under one year old. More information at ooe.arbeiterkammer.at
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