Children’s drinks: 40 percent have too much sugar

Drinks can be sugar traps, and of all those that are marketed specifically for children have higher sugar levels than the average drink. This is the result of the annual survey by the preventive medical institute SIPCAN. “Parents should therefore look specifically at the sugar content of drinks,” SIPCAN national coordinator Manuel Schätzer appealed to mothers and fathers to keep an eye on the sugar content of the products.