in singapore, nestle promotes cerelac with no added sugar.e, 7.3g of sugar was detected per serving in one flavour. it's the highest amount among 66 products sampled in the philippines. a public eye report, which i'm sure you're familiar with, found that some versions of cerelac contain triple the recommended amount of sugar. is that accurate? it's not accurate. so we don't know how they came up with the figures, but what i can assure you is that every bowl of cerelac, aside from meeting 50% of the iron needs of the baby and one third of the nutrient intake of the baby, has added sugar that is way below international and local guidelines. i think this is the important thing to remember. what i can assure you is that in every market or in almost all markets where we sell nestle cerelac, there are options for moms with and without added sugar. like other brands, nestle is promoting its products actively with the use of influencers. these mumfluencers share content about motherhood and parenting. many say that's transformed their lives. so this

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nestle, which makes cerelac, says there is good reason for adding sugar to its products.widespread in the country. 97% of babies do not meet their daily nutrient requirement. 40% of babies 0—5 sufferfrom iron deficiency anaemia. that means we fortify our products but we also make sure that... we also have dat which is a brain nutrient, it is fishy, fishy taste, you imagine you have iron and dha, how difficult it is to take the food. look at nestle cerelac today, one bowl of iron—fortified cereal with 20 vitamins and minerals can provide the baby, i will say that categorically, this is one of the healthiest food complementary food you can introduce to your baby. nutritionists say in the philippines many foods catering to a sweet pallet started early. if a mother or a family introduces sweet complimentary solids, then you set the baby up to prefer the attractive, sweet taste of sugar. in starting these babies so young on this level of sugar, it's mind—boggling. the most popularflavour of cerelac in the philippines has about 17.5 g of total sugars per serving. that's the equ