The incidence of obesity and diabetes, and concerns about digestive health, are increasing rapidly. And yet, while obesity is now responsible for more deaths than hunger, one in 11 people experience hunger every day.
We have set ourselves three targets to support healthy living by 2030
We're pleased that we made good progress towards our previous targets, helping to reduce the amount of sugar in diets, supporting people to take more regular exercise and providing nutritious meals to people in greatest need.
Since 2020:
✓ We helped remove around 12 million tonnes of sugar from people's diets, equivalent to 48 trillion1.
calories. We're now working towards a target of 20 million tonnes, equivalent to 80 trillion calories by 2030.
✓ We supported 146,000 people through programmes promoting healthier lifestyles and wellbeing1. We're now working to increase that number to 300,000 people by 2030.
✓ We’ve helped to improve consumer nutrition by providing 18.3 billion ‘daily fibre gap equivalent’ servings of 15g of fibre in food and beverages 1. Our target is to reach 35 billion ‘daily fibre gap equivalent’ servings by 2030.
1 In the six years to 31 March 2026
Latest supporting healthy living news and insights
Latest supporting healthy living news and insights
Our expertise in sweetening, mouthfeel and fortification provides consumers with healthier and tastier choices when they eat and drink. We help create products with fewer calories, sugar and fat, and with added fibre and proteins. We also make stabiliser systems that allow food to travel over long distances. Our goal is not just to feed people, but to feed them well.
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Digestive health and fibre fortification
We also work to help people understand the role that diet, physical exercise and mental wellbeing can have on their health. We invest in research, including clinical studies, on the nutritional benefits of our ingredients, and support many different health educational programmes across the world.
Learn more in our Nutrition Centre