Lidl focuses on fresh fruits and vegetables
The joint study of Lidl Magyarország and the Hungarian National Dietetics Association (MDOSZ) reveals that more than the third of the Hungarian adult population do not have precise information on how much vegetable, fruit and fiber consumption is recommended per day.
In line with WHO’s recommendation on vegetable and fruit consumption, the supermarket chain will launch an integrated campaign.
The questionnaire research conducted by the department store and MDOSZ carried out with the participation of nearly three thousand participants focused on the knowledge and consciousness of the Hungarian population regarding vegetable and fruit consumption.
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