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6 Health, Fitness & Beauty


16TH JANUARY 2025 Goddess-inspired nutrition Discover delicious, banana oat drinks for kids from Potina — Plant Based Nutrition


aimed at kids contain unwanted additives like


oils, stabilisers


and emulsifiers, ingredients that concerned parents may want to avoid. Tere’s also the pervasive challenge of HFSS (high in fat, salt and sugar) drinks, which domi- nate the options available for chil- dren. Equally worrying is the 65% of toddlers who already drink a whole can of low-calorie soft drink a day. Tis is where Potina — Plant


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Based Nutrition comes in. Its banana oat drinks are crafted specifically for children, combining organic bananas and fibre-rich oats to create a delicious, clean-label option that’s free from added sugars, sweeteners, oils or additives. With up to four grams of natural fibre per 200ml serving, Potina is a tasty, any time milk alternative bursting with simple plant-powered ingredients. Inspired by Potina,


in Tesco Extra & Superstores


Plant-based diets are gaining trac- tion as a transformative choice, not just


for


also for the health of the planet. For kids, the focus is on getting the right balance of nutrients like protein,


calcium, iron, individual wellbeing, but omega-3s


and vitamin B12; alongside often overlooked fibre. Did you know only one in seven


children aged four to 10 meet their daily fibre needs? With an average intake of just 14 grams compared to the recommended 20 grams, many


kids are missing out on this essential nutrient for digestion and gut health. Yet, getting enough fibre into picky eaters can be a daily struggle. Some plant-based alternatives


nationwide in the Toddler Food aisle


the ancient Roman goddess of weaning, the company believes that nutrition should be both fun and delicious. Its mission? To make it super-easy for families to make small, simple swaps


that do big things for their kids and


the planet. To support this vision, it’s teamed up with the UK’s new


Stats: National Diet and Nutrition Survey (Public Health England, 2019): https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5fd23324e90e07662b09d91a/NDNS_UK_Y9-11_report.pdf For more information,


visit: potina.co.uk E: info@potina.co.uk


National Alternative Protein Innova- tion Centre (NAPIC), helping to drive the development of innovative and sustainable nutrition. To kick off 2025, Potina’s launching


an exciting campaign to discover the next generation of plant-based athletes, starting with young swim- mers. And it’s continuing its efforts to support the Plant Based Treaty, advocating for bold international action to protect the planet (plantbasedtreaty.org).


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