Sugary Drink infographics
The increasing consumption of sugary drinks is a major factor contributing to the global obesity epidemic. Sugary drinks also increase the risk of other health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, gout and dental decay.
HPA has developed infographic posters to illustrate the amount of sugar in common New Zealand drinks and promote water or low-fat milk as the best drink of choice.
HPA has developed infographic posters to illustrate the amount of sugar in common New Zealand drinks and promote water or low-fat milk as the best drink of choice.
There are also graphics which can be downloaded and used in electronic communications.
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Schools infographic: How Much Sugar Do You Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in drinks commonly consumed by school-aged children. -
Infographic 1: How Much Sugar Do You Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in soft drinks, fruit juice, sports drinks and energy drinks. -
Infographic 2: How Much Sugar in That Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in drinks sometimes thought to be healthier choices, such as smoothies. It also promotes water and milk as best choices so is useful for early childhood centres.
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Schools infographic: How Much Sugar Do You Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in drinks commonly consumed by school-aged children.
Infographic 1: How Much Sugar Do You Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in soft drinks, fruit juice, sports drinks and energy drinks.
Infographic 2: How Much Sugar in That Drink?
This infographic poster shows the amount of sugar in drinks sometimes thought to be healthier choices, such as smoothies. It also promotes water and milk as best choices so is useful for early childhood centres.
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You could save $60 a month
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A 350ml bottle of fruit juice
Flavoured milk
Flavoured water
Smoothies
Sparkling fruit drinks
Iced tea
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