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Dubai Implements Phased Limits on Sodium, Sugar, and Fat in Food Products

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The Ministry of Health and Prevention confirmed the introduction of new limits on sodium, sugar, and fat in specific locally manufactured and imported food products in Dubai. These rules began taking effect on October 1, 2026, with implementation scheduled to continue through the end of 2030. Food companies are required to use modern techniques to reduce these targeted ingredients while maintaining familiar product characteristics.

From gulfnews.com

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The regulation aims to improve the nutritional value of food while preserving consumer taste. The phased approach gives manufacturers time to adapt existing recipes and adjust their production methods to meet the new health standards.

From gulfnews.com

Who's involved

  • Ministry of Health and PreventionMinistry responsible for setting the nutritional standards and implementing the recipe changes.
  • DubaiLocation where the Ministry of Health and Prevention operates and where the food regulations apply.

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