ONE of the biggest biscuit and chocolate manufacturers in SA, Mondelez International, believes consumers can find a balance between eating snacks for nourishment and enjoyment.Mondelez director of global health and wellness Sarah Delea says people are increasingly interested in health and nutrition and expect more from their snacks than ever before.Consumers are looking for snacks that fit their lifestyles and help them achieve their well-being goals."As the world’s largest snack company, we recognise the opportunity we have to help people snack mindfully," she says.Woolworths announced last year it would be removing all sweets on the checkout shelves. Aisles in 104 stores have been stacked with the more healthier snacks. The company plans to remove unhealthy snacks from checkout points in 166 stores by June this year and the balance will be cleared by June next year."Sweets and chocolates continue to be available at Woolworths stores, located in areas where customers have the choic...
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