A recent study by The George Institute for Global Health found that over 75% of baby foods on Aussie shelves don’t meet basic nutritional standards. The problem? Too much sugar, and a whole lot of sneaky marketing.
Japan has long been renowned for its approach to health and nutrition, which is deeply rooted in its culture and education system. On my recent trip to Japan as a guest of Yakult, I learnt very quickly how the Japanese prioritise nutrition from an early age, ensuring it becomes a lifelong habit, and I think we could learn by taking a leaf out of their book!
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