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Nestle's No Sugar In UK, But Extra Sweet In India: Double Standards For Double Profit? |Urban Debate
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April 18, 2024
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20:26Now PlayingIn today's episode of "The Urban Debate," anchor Shreya Dhoundial delves into the topic of double standards for double profits. Nestle's baby food controversy takes center stage, with concerns raised over sugar content. While marketed as sugar-free in Europe, it's allegedly sweeter in India, with Cerelac reportedly containing extra sugar. 'Breastfeeding is exclusively recommended for the first 6-9 months, then home food, no packed food' says Nephron Chairperson Dr. Sanjeev Bagai. Watch the full video to know more and stay tuned with Mirror Now for more such latest updates.
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