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India, world's largest consumer of sugar, wants its people to eat more
November 01, 2020
November 02, 2020 6:57 AM
NEW DELHI (BLOOMBERG) - In a world where sugar has attracted increasing scrutiny for its impact on health and obesity, there are moves afoot in the biggest consuming country to persuade people to eat more of the sweetener.
NEW DELHI (BLOOMBERG) - In a world where sugar has attracted increasing scrutiny for its impact on health and obesity, there are moves afoot in the biggest consuming country to persuade people to eat more of the sweetener.