24 Oct 2017 --- Prepackaged food and beverages labelled with claims such as “no added sugar” or “reduced in sugar” can have lower sugar levels than products without sugar claims but may not have notable reductions in calories, and some can contain amounts of sugar considered in “excess” by the World Health Organization. This is according to researchers at the University of Toronto whose study is published in Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism.
