Fats forwards – exploring the use of fats in our foods, today and beyond.

A report published by the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) on the role of saturated fats in health concluded there ' s no need to change current advice; we should be following dietary patterns that are lower in saturated fats, and opting for foods that have a higher proportion of   unsaturated fats.Food manufacturers, suppliers and caterers have a particular responsibility in helping people to do this, but how can they lower saturated fats within the food chain, and what implications may this have for health?BNF is delighted to welcome nutrition experts to discuss our fat intake, what fats are in our foods, why they are there, how much do we eat and their effects on our health.Professor Julie Lovegrove (University of Reading), Dr Sarah Berry and Dr Wendy Hall (Kings College London) will explore fats in our food today and future directions.Register for the free lunchtime BNF Webinar Fats Forwards live on 1-2pm 23rd January 2020  (and on demand after) http://bit.ly/2MPIvSfProgrammeFat still an important issue - SACN, saturated fats and healthProf Julie Lovegrove, Hugh Sinclair Professor of Human Nutrition, University of ReadingFat; taste, texture, stability and health – can we have it all?Dr Sarah Berry, Senior Lecturer, Kings College LondonExploring dietary fat intake in the UKDr Wendy Hall, Reader in Nutritional Sciences, Kings College LondonFats in the food supply: Reflections of a technologistJo Bruce,  Research and Development Manager, ADM Speciality...
Source: The Nutrition Society - Category: Nutrition Authors: Source Type: news