In a move that surprised many in the food industry, the UK government has announced a 12-month deferment of its HFSS regulations, citing the unprecedented financial pressures facing consumers caused by rising inflation. They were scheduled to originally come into force in October 2022.<\/p>\n
The regulations ban volume-based promotions (buy one get one free, 50% extra) now viewed as a lifesaver by many cash-strapped families on foods deemed high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS), and place limits on the advertising of the so-called junk food.<\/p>\n
Mars Wrigleys HFSS compliant Triple Treat will be available in four variants Snickers, Mars, Galaxy, and Bounty. Mars said that because Triple Treat is jam-packed with over 75% fruit and nuts, Mars Wrigleys new snack will be exempt from these new regulations and gives Britons the opportunity to pick up a tantalisingly tasty, and HFSS-compliant, treat next time theyre doing their weekly shop.<\/p>\n
The company said its UK chocolate team spent thousands of hours working on every minute detail of the bars from the chewy caramel in the malt-infused Mars Triple Treat, to the crunchy roasted nuts on the Snickers variant, every aspect has been carefully developed with great taste at front of mind.<\/p>\n
Triple Treat does exactly what is says on the tin its packed with a knockout trio of fruit, nuts and our iconic chocolate, and is delightfully delicious to boot. At Mars Wrigley, were thrilled that Brits can now enjoy a great tasting and HFSS compliant - Galaxy, Mars, Snickers and Bounty treat. Its tasty reinvented, said Kerry Cavanaugh, Marketing Director at Mars Wrigley UK.<\/p>\n
Mars Wrigleys Triple Treat will be available from the beginning of June in Tesco stores nationwide.<\/p>\n
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