International Institute for Legislative Affairs(@IILAinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kenya has taken a commendable step with Legal Notice 115 of 2015, aimed at limiting industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) in food products. However, this legislation poses challenges due to the lack of a specific iTFA limit in the Codex Alimentarius.

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The Advocate(@MokayaKelvinOb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kenya has specific legislation, Legal Notice 115 of 2015, which aims at imposing limits on the amount of iTFAs in all food products.

Kenya has specific legislation, Legal Notice 115 of 2015, which aims at imposing limits on the amount of iTFAs in all food products.

#TransFatFreeKenya
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International Institute for Legislative Affairs(@IILAinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kenya's Legal Notice 115 of 2015 aims to limit industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) in all food products, adhering to Codex. While commendable, this legislation faces implementation challenges due to Codex not specifying a clear iTFA limit.

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International Institute for Legislative Affairs(@IILAinfo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is crucial to harmonize existing standards, policies, strategic plans & regulations related to iTFAs. This comprehensive approach will create a coherent legal framework that supports the reduction of trans fats in our food supply.

It is crucial to harmonize existing standards, policies, strategic plans & regulations related to iTFAs. This comprehensive approach will create a coherent legal framework that supports the reduction of trans fats in our food supply.

#TransFatFreeKenya #TransFatFreeEAC
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CPDI Pakistan(@cpdi_pakistan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pakistan must follow the best-practice policy of strict adherence to no more than 2% of iTFAs in All foods. PSQCA and provincial food authorities must formulate and implement this standard prescribed by the WHO.

Pakistan must follow the best-practice policy of strict adherence to no more than 2% of iTFAs in All foods. PSQCA and provincial food authorities must formulate and implement this standard prescribed by the WHO.
#iTFAs #EliminateTFAs #PublicHealth
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Usman Jabbar(@Usmanjabbar007) 's Twitter Profile Photo

TFAs workshop in Islamabad.
Consumption of Trans-fatty acids (TFAs) increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other health issues. It's time to regulate iTFAs in ALL FOODS to no more than 2% of the total fats.
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TFAs workshop in Islamabad.
Consumption of Trans-fatty acids (TFAs) increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other health issues. It's time to regulate iTFAs in ALL FOODS to no more than 2% of the total fats.
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Syed Raza Ali(@TheRazaAliS) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) are major dietary risk factors for & . Despite progress, Pakistan remains in less restrictive category on the WHO TFA Score Card. Pakistan must adopt best practices to limit iTFAs to under 2% in all foods without delay.

Industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) are major dietary risk factors for #NCDs & #CVDs. Despite progress, Pakistan remains in less restrictive category on the WHO TFA Score Card. Pakistan must adopt best practices to limit iTFAs to under 2% in all foods without delay.
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Mburu_alex_official(@Ngugimburu11) 's Twitter Profile Photo

WHO has awarded its first-ever certificates validating progress in eliminating iTFAs to five countries. Denmark, Lithuania, Poland, Saudi Arabia and Thailand demonstrated best practise policies expected to save about 183 000 lives a year.

WHO has awarded its first-ever certificates validating progress in eliminating iTFAs to five countries. Denmark, Lithuania, Poland, Saudi Arabia and Thailand demonstrated best practise policies expected to save about 183 000 lives a year. #TransFatFreeEAC #TransFatFreeKenya
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CPDI Pakistan(@cpdi_pakistan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Pakistan, and high TFA consumption is a major risk factor.

We need to act now to from our food supply and protect our health. Join us in calling for a ban on in Pakistan.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Pakistan, and high TFA consumption is a major risk factor. 

We need to act now to #EliminateTFAs from our food supply and protect our health. Join us in calling for a ban on #iTFAs  in Pakistan.
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Janeffer Wamucii(@WamuciiJaneffer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Maintain a healthy diet/lifestyle and exercise more often to prevent heart conditions.
The science is clear: Trans fats(iTFAs ) negatively impact cholesterol levels, leading to a
higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Maintain a healthy diet/lifestyle and exercise more often to prevent heart conditions. #UseHeartKnowHeart
 The science is clear: Trans fats(iTFAs ) negatively impact cholesterol levels, leading to a 
higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.#TransfatsfreeEAC 
#WorldHeartDay
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CPDI Pakistan(@cpdi_pakistan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) are injurious to 6 in small quantities. They clog arteries and cause type II diabetes, too. Eliminating iTFAs from “all foods” is one of the most cost-effective and effective ways to control cardio-vascular system related diseases

Industrially produced trans fatty acids (iTFAs) are injurious to 6 in small quantities. They clog arteries and cause type II diabetes, too. Eliminating iTFAs from “all foods” is one of the most cost-effective and effective ways to control cardio-vascular system related diseases
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CPDI Pakistan(@cpdi_pakistan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CPDI is kickstarting a much-needed roundtable discussion on addressing health risks linked to industrially produced trans fatty acids ( ) consumption in Pakistan. Let’s foster dialogue, engage stakeholders, and advocate for evidence-based policies.

CPDI is kickstarting a much-needed roundtable discussion on addressing health risks linked to industrially produced trans fatty acids (#iTFAs) consumption in Pakistan. Let’s foster dialogue, engage stakeholders, and advocate for evidence-based policies.  #PublicHealth
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Janeffer Wamucii(@WamuciiJaneffer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Food labels often list the amount of iTFAs, helping consumers make informed choices about their consumption. East African Community parents and caregivers! Protect your children from the harmful
effects of trans fats. Join us as we advocate for a regional regulation for Trans Fats

Food labels often list the amount of iTFAs, helping consumers make informed choices about their consumption. @jumuiya parents and caregivers! Protect your children from the harmful 
effects of trans fats. Join us as we advocate for a regional regulation for Trans Fats #iTFAs
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Janeffer Wamucii(@WamuciiJaneffer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good nutrition is a fundamental right. By advocating for a regional regulation on
Trans-Fat (iTFAs) in EA, we promote equitable access to healthier food choices for
all East African Community citizens, regardless of socio-economic status
International Institute for Legislative Affairs
@Kebs_Ke
Ministry of Health
NCD Alliance East Africa
UNHCO - Uganda

Good nutrition is a fundamental right. By advocating for a regional regulation on 
Trans-Fat (iTFAs) in EA, we promote equitable access to healthier food choices for 
all @jumuiya citizens, regardless of socio-economic status
@IILAinfo
@Kebs_Ke
@MOH_Kenya
@eancdalliance 
@unhco
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Janeffer Wamucii(@WamuciiJaneffer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

By reducing trans
fats(iTFAs) in our food supply, we promote productivity and economic well-being. Let's
adopt a regional regulation on Trans Fats for a healthier, thriving
region
East African Community


By reducing trans 
fats(iTFAs) in our food supply, we promote productivity and economic well-being. Let's 
adopt a regional regulation on Trans Fats for a healthier, thriving 
region
@jumuiya
#TransFatFreeEAC
#TransFatFreeKenya
#RegulateTransFatsNOW
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Munawar Hussain(@Munawar99) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Consumption of Trans-fatty acids (TFAs) increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other health issues. It's time to regulate iTFAs in ALL FOODS to no more than 2% of the total fats. KhawajaMasuood Ahmed M. Waqar Bhatti PYCA CPDI Pakistan Salman Sufi (Get New Covid Booster Today) PunjabFoodAuthority

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Mburu_alex_official(@Ngugimburu11) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Globally, itfas are responsible for around 500,000 premature deaths from heart disease yearly mostly in low- and middle-income countries whereas in Kenya and many African countries, the death toll has increased more than three-fold since 1990.

Globally, itfas are responsible for around 500,000 premature deaths from heart disease yearly mostly in low- and middle-income countries whereas in Kenya and many African countries, the death toll has increased more than three-fold since 1990.
#TransFatFreeKenya #TransFatFreeEAC
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