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Efsharibari Bread and Pastry Label: Making It Easier for Consumers to Choose Healthy!
Over 100 different products from big and small manufacturers, with more than 40% of products in the category – it's time to join the EfshariBari Label
Policy Measures for Promoting Health in the Workplace
Summary of the legislative and regulatory measures for promoting physical activity, healthy nutrition, and reduced smoking in the workplace
Efsharibari Challenge: The Key to Change and Healthy Living
Efsharibari's new strategy: promoting healthy nutrition and physical activity – the intelligent use of screens, strengthening the might and coping with stress and smoking prevention
Tap Water – Clearly Healthy, Especially in the Summer
Drinking tap water in Israel is safe. It is crucial to drink more, especially when temperatures rise. How the water reaches our tap, why it is recommended to drink it, and more.
The End of the "Uncomfortable" Era
Hosts stop feeling uncomfortable and start serving water: the Ministry of Health and Efsharibari campaign review the habits and norms of drinking sweetened beverages
A Healthy Diet for the First 1,000 Days of a Child’s Life
From the beginning of pregnancy until age 2 – the first 1,000 day of a child’s life are critical to the development of the embryo
Active and Healthy: The Golden Years
Moderate regular physical activity in later years helps keeping independent mobility and prevents disabilities
Physical Activity Improves the Body's Metabolism
Now it's backed by science: short and intensive physical activity improves a long line of important indices of cardiovascular health as well as the fat burning rate
Europe Wants a Healthier Future: The Food and Nutrition Action Plan
Europe wants a healthier future: A new UN Action Plan works toward healthier nutrition
Efsharibari’s Bread Symbol – Make a Healthy Choice!
The shelves in retail chains are filled with many kinds of dark breads with names that give the impression of a healthy product, but not all are made of whole grain flour.
