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1 Nutrition policy in Finland Suvi M. Virtanen, Professor /03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 1
2 The top of Europe Four seasons Population 5,4 million Life expectancy at birth: male: 76 years female: 83 years Infant mortality rate: 3.4 deaths /1,000 live births
3 Main Emphasis in Nutrition Policy in Finland Historically (since 1940 s): preventing various deficiencies - e.g., free school lunches, fortification programmes Chronic disease prevention since 1970 s: reduction of blood cholesterol, blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases More recently: weight control and prevention of type 2 diabetes 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 3 5
4 How to influence? Research and monitoring Nutrition policy collaboration between various actors Legislation Education (nutritionists, dietitians, nurses, doctors, teachers, food scientists) Nutrition recommendations and dietary guidelines Implementation programs of the recommendations and guidelines Fortification of foods Food production Catering services 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 4
5 National Nutrition Council Public Nutrition Committee in 1936 National Nutrition Council established in1954 Appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Members are representatives of authorities handling nutrition, food safety, consumer, health promotion, catering, food industry, trade and agricultural issues Observes and improves nutritional situation in Finland - by making recommendations - by action programmes Promotes comprehensive nutritional risk monitoring Coordinates the action plan concerning nutrition in the Government resolution for promoting healthy diet and physical activity Observes the development of nutrition policy in Europe 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 5
6 Nutrition recommendations and guidelines Finnish nutritional recommendations are based on the Nordic recommendations, published 4 times since 1981 Additional recommendations for special purposes: catering services, schools hospitals and nursing homes prisons, armed forces athletes infants and young children pregnant and lactating mothers beverage use recommendations vitamin D supplementation recommendations 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 6
7 Long history of school lunches 1948: free lunch for all pupils at elementary schools 1970: guidelines for the quality of school lunches 2007: special recommendations for school lunches Today: law guarantees free, adequate, balanced lunch for all pupils at primary and secondary schools and upper secondary and vocational schools on every school day 20/03/2012
8 Why to provide free school lunches? The aim is to promote pupil s wellbeing, growth and development Good lunch helps to concentrate during the school day School meals are important for nutrition and also for education Not only food, also a social event Meals served at schools are model of nutritionally balanced diet which helps to develope healthy eating habits 20/03/2012 8
9 Why to provide free school lunches? Food preferences develop early in the childhood and eating habits in childhood persist into adulthood Eating habits of school children have lifelong effects on health Thus adopting healthy food habits in the childhood prevents health problems in the adulthood and decreases health expenditures in the future 20/03/2012 9
10 Nutritional criteria for school lunches School lunch should meet one third of the students, daily nutritional energy requirements (depending on age kcal) Recommended intakes for energy nutrients: Fat 30% of energy, saturated fat max 10% of energy Protein 15% of energy Carbohydrates 55% of energy Quality of fat, quantity of salt The menu changes in six weeks intervals Fish meal at least once a week 20/03/
11 Fortification and supplementation 1941 Fortification of margarine with vitamins A and D 1949 Fortification of salt with iodine 1974 Fortification of milled wheat with thiamine and iron (ended in 1994) 1985 Selenium supplementation of all fertilizers 1992 Fortification of skimmed and low-fat milk with vitamin D 1995 Finland became a member of the EU 1998 Ministry of Trade and Industry: Decision on Common rules for fortification of foods with nutrients 2003 Fortification of liquid milks and dietary fats with vitamin D renewed 2010 Increased fortification of liquid milks and dietary fats with vitamin D 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 11
12 Monitoring the Finnish Diet Food Balance Sheets since 1950s (Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry) per capita data National Health Behaviour Questionnaires (AVTK) annual data since 1978 (questionnaire data) FINRISK/Findiet Surveys every 5 years: large population surveys (2007: 6000/2000 persons) 20/03/2012
13 Food habits among men aged years in Finland in % Butter on bread Vegetables daily Skimmed milk year Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
14 Food habits among women aged years in Finland in % Butter on bread Vegetables daily Skimmed milk year Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
15 Type of bread spread in Finland, men % No fat at all Spread with at most 60% fat Plant stanol spread Softmargarine Mixture of butter and oil Butter year Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
16 % 100 Fat used for cooking at home in Finland in no fat at all Vegetable oil Liquid vegetable oil preparation Low fat spread Soft margarine Hard margarine Mixture of butter and oil Butter year Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
17 % Type of milk usually consumed in Finland in , men No milk at all Skimmed milk 1-milk, fat 1 % Low-fat milk, fat 1.5 % Whole milk, fat 3,5 % Whole milk, fat 4.4 % year Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
18 FINRISK/FINDIET survey areas Oulu area Kuopio area North Karelia Southwestern Finland Helsinki area /03/2012
19 Fat intake in Finland Recommendations Total fat (25-35 E%) E% Year SAFA (10 E%) MUFA (10-15 E%) PUFA (5-10 E%) 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 19
20 mmol/l The significance of medication and dietary changes in the decrease of serum cholesterol in the Finnish population Medication effect Dietary effect Medication+dietary effect Observed S-Chol Year Valsta et al. Pub Health Nutr /03/
21 Conclusions concerning fats Changing the type of fat in the population requires long-lasting, systematic work Co-operation with food industry is very important the availability of soft, healthy fats is crucial as well as the availability of low-fat and fat-free milk products and cheeses Consumer education is very important Changes in the type of fat are reflected in lower serum cholesterol levels and further in lower coronary heart disease mortality 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 21
22 Salt reduction: 30 yrs of systematic work Recommendation to reduce salt intake by the National Nutrition Council in The North Karelia Salt project with population surveys in 1979 and 1982 Mass media campaigns, co-operation with food industry to reduce salt voluntarily, education of health care personnel Expanded after the 3-year project to the whole country The public became aware of salt and blood pressure, regular monitoring was established, and the first national labelling decrees were launched in the 1980s 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 22
23 Salt reduction an integrated approach Research: salt reduction interventions (North Karelia Salt Project, local projects, e.g. Turku area etc.) Monitoring (The National Public Health Institute, KTL, since The National Institute for Health and Welfare): Sodium in the food composition database since early 1980s (regular updates). 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 23
24 Research: Salt reduction and CVD Tuomilehto et al. Lancet 2001: The 1982 and 1987 cohorts form North Karelia and Kuopio with 24-h urines with follow-up for CVD events 100 mmol higher Na ( 6 g NaCl) increased risk of CHD by 51%, CVD mortality by 45 % and all-cause mortality by 26 % 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 24
25 NaCl g/d hour sodium excretion and salt intake in Finland Calculated, men Calculated, women 24h urine, men 24h urine, women Year Karvonen et al. 1977, Nissinen et al. 1982, Pietinen ym. 1981, Pietinen ym.1990, Valsta 1992, THL/ FINDIET 1992, 1997, 2002 and 2007 Surveys 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 25
26 NaCl g/day Sources of salt. Food Balance Sheets Milk products Fat spreads Bread Sweet bakery Meat products Fish products Prepared, canned or frozen food, condiment sauces Catering Salt used in households YEAR Other sodium sources Reinivuo et al. Eur J Clin Nutr /03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 26
27 Salt reduction an integrated approach Legislation, consumer information: Compulsory labelling of salt The Heart Symbol, better choice in a certain food groups concerning salt content and type of fat (additionally fiber and sugar in some product groups) Product development: e.g. mineral salt, meat products, bread Salt seminars (publications) for the nutrition experts and medical community Information on salt reduction: non-governmental organizations, e.g., The Finnish Heart Association, consumer organisations 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 27
28 National legislation: Compulsory labelling of salt Cheese Sausages and other meat products Fish products Bread, crisp bread and thin crisp bread Broths, soups and sauces, also as powder and concentrate Other prepared or semi-prepared foods Mixed spices containg table salt 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 28
29 Labelling of salt in foods: the criteria NaCl % limits Food category Highly salty Reduced salt >25 % less salt than normal product Fresh bread >1.2 max 0.9 Crisp bread >1.6 max 1.2 Cheese >1.3 max 1.0 Sausages >1.7 max 1.3 Cold whole meat cuts >1.9 max 1.4 Breakfast cereals >1.6 max 1.2 Soups, broths, sauces >0.9 max 0.7 Prepared and semiprepared foods >1.1 max /03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 29
30 S a l t c o n c e n t r a t i S a l t l e v e l i n Y E A R 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 30
31 Mean salt intake by systematic choice of low or high salt products (Findiet 2002 Survey) Men (g) Women (g) Current situation Low salt (-1.4) 6.0 (-0.8) Low salt (-3.8) 4.3 (-2.5) High salt (+1.7) 7.9 (+1.1) High salt (+2.3) 9.5 (+2.7) Low salt 1= low-salt products used systematically Low salt 2= low-salt products plus 50% reduction of salt in recipes High salt 1= high-salt products used systematically High salt 2= high-salt products plus 50 % increase of salt in recipes (Source: Pietinen & al. 2007) 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 31
32 Density 0 e+00 1 e-04 2 e-04 3 e-04 4 e-04 5 e-04 Distribution of salt intake by choice of low or high-salt products (Findiet 2002, men) Men Low-salt2 Low-salt1 Present situation High-salt1 High-salt Salt intake g (Source: Pietinen & al. 2007) 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 32
33 Salt reduction an integrated approach Dietary recommendations and dietary guidelines for different population groups (National Nutrition Council, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health) The Heart Symbol, better choice in a certain food group concerning salt content and fat quality (additionally fiber and sugar in some product groups) 20/03/2012 Presentation name / Author 33
34 Nutrition Recommendations and Dietary Guidelines Children under 2 years: 0.5 g NaCl/ MJ Adults: women 6 g /day and men 7 g /day WHO and other international recommendations: 5 g/day Source: National Nutrition Council 2005 WHO /03/2012 Presentation name / Author 34
35 Over 430 Heart symbol foods on the market More than 70 food companies The Heart Meal has also been launched Better choice in a food category (salt, total fat/ fat quality) In some food categories also fibre, sugar and cholesterol Food group based criteria available: 20/03/2012 Presentation name / Author 35
36 Criteria for the Finnish Heart symbol Milk, milk products and other similar products The purpose is to decrease the intake of the total fat and especially hard fat, but also to increase the proportional intake of the soft fat. Product groups Milk, sour milk and similar products Cultured milk Yoghurt, quark and similar products (non-drinkable products) Cream, cremes and other similar products used in cooking Criteria relating to product groups Fat 0.5 g/100 g or if fat content is g/100 g, hard fat 33 % of the total fat No added sugars Fat 1.0 g/100 g Sugars < 12 g/100 g Fat 0.5 g/100 g or if fat content is g/100 g, hard fat 0.4 g/100 g Sugars < 12 g/100 g Fat 10 g/100 g or if fat content g / 100 g, hard fat 33 % of the total fat. Sodium 300 mg/100 g 20/03/2012 Presentation name / Author 36
37 Proportion of men and women with overweight (BMI 25 kg/m²) Men Women % 80 % year year Age group Total Source: Health Behaviour and Health among the Finnish Adult Population -surveys /03/2012
38 Overweight among Finnish adolescents aged 12 to 18 years in Overweight defined by International Obesity Task Force criteria (Cole et al. 2000) Data from Adolescent Health Survey Kautiainen 2008
39 Government Resolution ON DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES FOR HEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION 2008 First governmental strategy document on nutrition A concrete plan for the implementation of the different target areas for The implementation of the resolution coordinated and followed up by Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Ministry of Education Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Committee for Health-Enhancing Physical Activity and National Nutrition Council as advisory bodies 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 39
40 Targets of the governmental resolution 1. number of people that pursue physical activities sufficiently for health benefits and number of people marginalised from physical activity 2. number of people following nutrition recommendations through increasing intake of vegetables and fruits and through decreasing intake of saturated fat, salt and sugar 3. overweight and obesity as well as other health problems related to nutrition and physical inactivity 4. dietary and physical activity habits that promote health increase especially among population groups with lowest socioeconomic status 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 40
41 Health-enhancing physical activity and healthy diets are promoted by 1. influencing culture, living environment, circumstances, products and structures 2. ensuring that all population groups have sufficient information and skills for a health-enhancing lifestyle 3. encouraging, supporting and guiding individuals and communities, especially the most vulnerable Health in all policies, appropriate allocation of resources, intensified cooperation and follow-up, international cooperation 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 41
42 Nutrition policy in Finland: conclusions Broad spectrum of bodies working together Long history of activities Dietary changes in Finland during the last decades have been mainly beneficial: less saturated fat and salt, more fruits and vegetables Dietary challenges: energy intake vs. expenditure, saturated fat, vitamin D, folate, sugars, alcohol Nutritional monitoring of children is urgently needed Obesity is increasing, especially among men and in children Diabetes is increasing 20/03/2012 Nutrition policy in Finland / SM Virtanen 42
43 THANK YOU! 20/03/2012
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