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Yogurt: how affordable are the healthiest options?
- The majority (52%) of the yoghurts contain half of a 7-10 year olds daily sugar allowance
- All supermarkets offer lower sugar options, but they are not as cheap as the high sugar options
- There is a ‘danger zone’ of yogurts that while low cost (<£1), are also extremely high in sugar
- The average price of the unsweetened, plain yoghurts is £0.82, higher than the average price for all other yogurts of £0.62.
The healthiest yogurts are not the most affordable yogurts.
We want to see:
- Low cost, unsweetened yogurts become more readily available
- A shift towards a higher proportion of lower sugar yogurts in the category overall