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Old 02-12-07, 09:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Australia now looking into reducing trans fats in foods
I read that health specialists and food industry representatives are going to meet today to create proposals to reduce the amount of trans fats eaten by Australians. Consumers' and doctors' concerns about trans fats brought rise to this meeting.

Good to see other countries taking action against trans fats.
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Great news! Seems obesity is hitting Australia pretty hard lately, as we hear more and more about it in the news. Hopefully trans fats are banned worldwide.
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