£9.99
60mins
Ultra-processed foods:
the SACN update
Roundtable
Thursday 20 July 2023
20:00–21:00 BST
Ultra-processed foods:
the SACN update
Roundtable
Thursday 20 July 2023
20:00–21:00 BST
£9.99
60mins
Special edition roundtable for all professionals working in nutrition and health
On the 11th July 2023, the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) published their long awaited report on processed foods and health. Members noted that it would be timely to consider this issue since there was increasing discussion and debate regarding the implications of food processing on health.
Recently, ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have been hitting the media headlines, causing a lot of confusion amongst both health professionals and the public.
Consuming a diet high in UPFs has been associated with poor health outcomes such as type 2 diabetes, obesity, cancer, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and depression. Currently, over 50% of the calories we consume in the UK are classified as UPFs. However, the question needs to be raised – should all UPFs be classed the same? Do we need clearer definitions? It’s vital we understand the classification system for UPFs and the role they should or shouldn’t play in our diet.
Hosted by a panel of experts in nutrition and food science, this special edition roundtable aims to shed light on the growing concerns surrounding ultra-processed foods, breaking down the new SACN report.
We’ll cover:
- Key practice points within the new SACN guidance
- The definitions and classification system for UPFs
- The limitations to the current classicisation system for UPFs
- Health risks associated with high consumption of UPFs
Access to this special edition roundtable is available for just £9.99.
WATCH THE ROUNDTABLE TO
GAIN CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF:
- What is encompassed with the new SACN guidance
- Key practice points within the new SACN guidance
- Changes to recommendations around UPFs based on previous advice/statements/guidelines
- The classification system for UPFs
BE AWARE OF:
- The importance of discussing UPFs
- Health risks associated with high consumption of UPFs
- The limitations of the NOVA classification of UPFs
BE ABLE TO:
- Advise clients/patients on the role of UPF in the diet
- Give examples of commonly consumed UPFs in the diet
- Provide dietary advice to help consumers eat a healthy balanced diet, in line with government advice
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CHAIR:
Tanya Haffner
Tanya Haffner
CEO, Registered Dietitian, MyNutriWeb
Tanya Haffner's biography
Nichola Ludlam-Raine
Registered Dietitian
Nichola Ludlam-Raine's biography
Duane Mellor
Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean Public Engagement Aston Medical School, Aston University
Duane Mellor’s biography
Gavin Wren
Content creator and Food Policy Consultant
Gavin Wren's Biography
Gavin is a content creator and food policy consultant, helping people and organisations learn about our global food system. Every month his food policy videos and food waste challenges reach millions on social media, showing people where their food comes from and how to be more healthy and sustainable. He’s also written in national titles and worked on sustainable food systems under his consultancy Wren&Co for organisations across Europe, including the European Commission and WWF.
Jenny Rosborough
Registered Nutritionist, Head of Nutrition at the Jamie Oliver Group
Jenny Rosborough's Biography
Jenny is Head of Nutrition at the Jamie Oliver Group and is particularly passionate about improving the food environment through policy change. She is on The Global Food Security Programme’s Strategy Advisory Board, Bite Back 2030’s Impact Advisory Board and works across a number of consultancy projects, most recently with The Food Foundation. Jenny was previously Campaign Manager at Action on Sugar and developed MEND (child weight management) programmes. She has an MSc in Nutrition from Kings College London and is registered with the Association for Nutrition.
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FAQs
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4. Why is this event not free, when others usually are?
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