Trans Fat

Government adopts regulation limiting trans fat
Health

Government adopts regulation limiting trans fat

Bangladesh ranks among the 15 countries with the highest death rate due to trans-fat-induced heart diseases, according to the WHO

‘Trans fat control regulations need to be finalised to address risk of heart disease’
Health

‘Trans fat control regulations need to be finalised to address risk of heart disease’

Warm Luchis will tempt you to overlook your resistance of oily street food. Photo: Rehman Asad
Health

Uncontrolled trans fat in food to spark pandemic: Experts

Warm Luchis will tempt you to overlook your resistance of oily street food. Photo: Rehman Asad
Health

Progga urges implementation of trans fats limiting regulations

Photo: Rehman Asad
Health

BSFA drafts regulation to reduce trans fat in food below 2%

Warm Luchis will tempt you to overlook your resistance of oily street food. Photo: Rehman Asad
Health

Food safety law implementation urged

Policy on disposal of used cooking oils underscored
Bangladesh

Policy on disposal of used cooking oils underscored

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Corporates

Policies must be placed fixing maximum limit of trans fat to 2% : PROGGA

Various fast food restaurants use trans fat to deep fry food as oil with trans fat can be reused a lot. Photo: Pixabay
Health

Trans fat: The fat that can kill you

Bangladesh records 14th highest heart diseases related deaths due to trans-fat
Health

Bangladesh records 14th highest heart diseases related deaths due to trans-fat

Photo: Rehman Asad
Bangladesh

Experts demand law to control the use of trans fat in food

A meal of a "Monster"-sized A.1. Peppercorn burger, Bottomless Steak Fries, and Monster Salted Caramel Milkshake is seen at a restaurant in Foxboro, Massachusetts July 30, 2014. REUTERS/Dominick Reuter
Health

Avoid foods with trans fats and stay healthy: Experts

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Bangladesh

Oily food responsible for most deaths from heart disease