Kaufland Reduces Content Of Sugar, Salt And Fat
German retailer Kaufland has further reduced the amount of sugar, salt and fat in its own-brand products.
Among the new product innovations are a spelt roll that contains 55% less sugar and an organic tofu hamburger from K-take-it-veggie, which contains 51% less salt.
The company has set itself the goal of lowering the sugar, salt and fat content of more than 300 private label products by an average of 20% between now and 2021.
For example, the sugar content in K-Classic-Kinderquark has been reduced by 12%, while the retailer’s Berner sausages now contain 17% less fat and 14% less salt.
In addition to the product reformulation, Kaufland is also supporting a healthy diet in other areas. For example, it is involved in the European School Fruit Scheme, which encourages children to eat healthily.
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