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Daily Mail - Couples' diet suffers when they have children as they ditch fruit and veg


Release Date 16 December 2010

Research by the University of Reading has found that couples with children have a poorer diet than those without. It also showed that regional variation in the demand for fruit and vegetables is pronounced, with the highest demand in London and the South East and the lowest in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Read about it here

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