Baking for Better Health

BAKING FOR A BETTER WORLD

 

It's time to take an active role in improving public health

Since the beginning of time, food and nutrition have been fundamental ingredients in human health, and for thousands of years bakery products, especially bread, have been part of human history. They play an essential role in our daily lives and are the symbol of culture, history, famine, wealth, war and peace. Bakery products are indispensable and have been key to human survival throughout time, being a staple in many cultures and representing currency in some cases.

Increased challenges

Industrialized food production, rapid urbanization and changing lifestyles are transforming dietary patterns. People around the world tend to eat more saturated fat, sugar and salt than recommended by nutritionists.

At the same time, as eating patterns change, people are eating fewer fruits and vegetables, and less dietary fiber such as whole grains, which are key components of a healthy diet.

Salt, sugar and fat are other dietary factors that contribute to the burden of lifestyle-related diseases such as obesity and diabetes, which are on the rise – and need to be reduced.

A DALY is the equivalent of one year of healthy life lost.

Our Health Commitments

Unibake sets out to positively impact public health by increasing the volume of healthier products by 2030.

  • 100% of the volume of fast food bread and buns contains at least 3% fiber and 30% of wheat bread contains at least 6% fiber
  • 33% of the grains in our wheat and rye breads are whole
  • 10% reduction in average salt content of wheat bread, rye bread and fast food buns
  • 40% of the volume of sweets to contain a maximum of 250 kcal per portion
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