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	Superfoods

Superfoods HQ

Check out our new site for kids with interactive games, fun food facts plus handy tips for parents.
Launch site

What’s the occasion?
You need never be stuck for inspiration again for ways to include Superfoods into your kids’ meals – and your own Read more::

From yuck to yum
Getting kids to eat fruit and vegetables isn’t always easy, but there are plenty of creative ways to introduce these foods into your child’s diet. Read more::




	safefood launches Weigh2Live website

	As new research shows that 2 out of every 3 adults in Ireland are overweight or obese, safefood launches a new website to help people lose weight in a healthy way. Read more:: Open new site: www.weigh2live.eu


			Special Features

					Women are not drinking enough milk

					Young women and teenage girls should drink more milk to improve their calcium intake, reveals a new report from safefood. Read more ::



					The cost of gastroenteritis

					The burden of gastroenteritis on the island of Ireland is estimated at over €135 million a new safefood report reveals. Read more::



					Food supplements

					Food supplements are no substitute for a healthy diet, says safefood, as it launches a new guide. Read more ::

Working together


	safefood urges parents and carers to follow the new ‘30 minute’ rule for preparing baby bottles. Find out more::.

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