Not-so-sweet baby: Philippines congress could ban added sugar in foods for young children

By Pearly Neo

02-Apr-2024 - Last updated on 02-Apr-2024 at 02:48 GMT

Members of the Philippines government are calling for regulations that would officially ban manufacturers from using added sugar as an ingredient in foods for young children aged three and below.

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