Explaining her reasoning Liss said, “What people want the government to be doing is delivering good roads, good rail services, making sure there’s broadband, making sure there’s mobile phone coverage, cutting the NHS waiting lists, helping people get a GP appointment.
“They don’t want the Government telling them what to eat.”
The government's plans will ban “multibuy deals on foods and drinks high in fat, salt, or sugar (HFSS) – including buy one get one free (BOGOF), ‘3 for 2’, and restrictions on free refills for soft drinks” in order to promote healthy alternatives.
The effect of HFSS foods on oral health is well documented, and therefore could have a positive effect on oral health across the population.
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