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. 2017 May 3;9(5):442. doi: 10.3390/nu9050442

Table 2.

Estimated impact of moderating, substituting and reformulating discretionary foods or beverages on mean population intake of target nutrients.

Moderation of All Discretionary Foods by 50% Moderation of All Discretionary Beverages by 50% Replacement of All Discretionary Foods with All Core Foods 2 Replacement of Discretionary Beverages with Water, or Fruit and Vegetable Juices 3 Reformulate All Discretionary Foods 4 Reformulate All Discretionary Beverages 5
Grams (g) 3248.3 3080.9 3306.9 3357.3 3331.2 3329.5
Energy (kJ) 7610.8 8276 7924.3 8293.9 8592.2 8513.9
Saturated fat (g) (% E 1) 22.0 (10.9%) 27.6 (12.6%) 22.9 (10.9%) 27.6 (12.5%) 22.0 (9.6%) 27.7 (12.3)
Added sugars (g) (% E) 38.0 (8.4%) 41.3 (8.4%) 38.3 (8.1%) 41.3 (8.3%) 44.3 (8.6%) 46.0 (9.0)
Sodium (mg) 2032.1 2399.7 2118.7 2408.8 2271.2 2429.8
Alcohol (g) (% E) 14.4 (5.5%) 7.2 (2.6%) 14.4 (5.3%) 7.2 (2.6%) 14.4 (4.9%) 10.8 (3.7)

1 Modelled nutrient percentage of total energy intake; 2 Replacement of 50% of all discretionary foods with all core foods (including milk) based on a replacement ratio; 3 Replacement of 50% of discretionary beverages with water, or fruit and vegetable juices based on a replacement ratio; 4 Reformulate all discretionary foods by replacing 50% saturated fat with equivalent gram of unsaturated fat, reducing added sugars by 25% and reducing sodium by 20%; 5 Reformulate all discretionary beverages by reducing added sugars by 25% and reducing sodium by 20% and reducing alcohol by 25%.