Kerry Cavanaugh, the marketing director at Mars Wrigley UK said: 'Triple Treat does exactly what it says on the tin. Health reporter Joe Davies found: 'The Bounty offers a toned-down tribute to its original inspiration, making for a more subtle hint at the topical beaches with coconut palms we have come to expect' The Triple Treats Mars bar contains 173 calories, a quarter fewer than the 228 calories in the original version, although it is bigger, as it is sold as a 51g. It also contains half as much saturated fat - 2g down from 4.1g. Dozens of health-conscious ideas have divided the nation over recent years, from Gregg's vegan sausage roll to McDonald' plant-based burger.

Are you a 'spaver'? Finance expert warns of toxic spending habit that could cost you more money in the lead-up to Christmas Brits wake to another freezing morning as sub-zero temperatures hit overnight - with snow on the way in the coming days However, the classic Bounty is almost 50 per cent bigger than the new product (57g compared to 40g) — meaning Britons are getting less for their cash. Cadbury owner Mondelez International, the world's second largest confectionery firm behind Mars, launched a skinny Dairy Milk range in 2019 with 30 per cent less sugar but found it still fell afoul of the rules. The healthier option also contains nearly twice as much protein (3.9g) compared to a classic Mars (2.2g).Katharine Jenner, campaign director at Action on Sugar, told MailOnline: 'It's interesting to see that certain manufacturers are investing heavily in developing their traditionally "less healthy" foods so that they are compliant with the new advertising and promotions restrictions which were due to come into force from October. Every Thursday at 1pm they will take part in a Facebook Live event to answer your questions and offer their advice. Visit facebook.com/dailymirror/live to watch. You can read more about our team of experts here. TERRY VENABLES EXCLUSIVE: 'At Euro '96 I had captains everywhere, but the Champions League and Premier League have grown so much now it is hard to see if England still has the same importance' Restrictions banning adverts for junk food on television before 9pm and paid-for adverts online will also be delayed by a year.

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Mars Wrigley has launched ‘Triple Treat’, the confectionary giant’s first ever ‘healthy’ chocolate bar that complies with HFSS regulations. Mars is the first major confectionery business to launch HFSS-compliant products ahead of the new junk food rules, with more sweet-makers expected to follow.

This is not going to end well': Trump makes chilling prediction after ZERO Americans were freed in first two days of Israel-Hamas hostage deal as he blasts Biden and warns Hamas wants a 'better deal' before releasing U.S. citizens We started our business 90-years ago with just four Associates making Mars bars by hand. They worked tirelessly in those early days to perfect the now-iconic Mars bar and, in doing so, began our ethos of pioneering innovation in Britain.

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Tory MPs demand 'anti-woke' Manchester chief constable replace Met chief Mark Rowley amid row over 'light touch' policing of pro-Palestinian protests in London The Government's sugar tax also forced some manufacturers to change recipes to make them less sweet. They will ring in at 80p per 40g bar, making them 57% more expensive than their traditional counterparts. By comparison, traditional Mars bars currently rsp at 65p for a 51g bar. My teenage son was indoctrinated by the trans cult from the classroom to the clinic: Mother left 'grieving' for the boy who revealed desire to become a girl... spurred on by 'activist teachers'Mars also owns the Twix and M&Ms but there has been no word yet on whether new versions of the well-loved treats will also be available.