Not so sweet situation: More than half of packaged beverages sold in Singapore contain high levels of sugar

By Pearly Neo

01-Dec-2021 - Last updated on 01-Dec-2021 at 03:08 GMT

Sixty per cent of packaged non-alcoholic beverages (NABs) sold on the Singapore market contain high amounts of sugar and would be assigned under Grade C or D in the soon-to-be-implemented Nutri-Grade system.

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