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Melissa Cameron

@mcameron16

Rider, foodie, gardener and busy parent. Interested in public health nutrition policy and connecting people to Australian agriculture. Views & opinions my own.

 Melbourne, Victoria
Joined November 2013
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🗓️📌 | As part of the celebrations for the 120th anniversary of @FIL_IDF & for #Codex60, the 2⃣ Secretariats organized the webinar “Case studies on the General Standard for the Use of Dairy Terms”. 🗓️ 8 November 🕗 13:00 CET ➕ℹ️➡️bit.ly/3MwUToW #FoodSafety
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Calcium-rich foods like milk, cheese & yoghurt are essential ingredients in your bone-building menu. Here’s a simple breakdown – each of these delicious dairy serves gives you about 300 mg of calcium. Find out how much #dairy you need at dairy.com.au/healthybones #ausdairy #HBAW
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Free registration for the IDF Nutrition & Health Symposium 2023 - "Beyond nutrients: the health effects of whole foods" is now open. Join the conversation on dairy products and human health on 3 May at 7:00 and 16:00 CEST. Register now: bit.ly/3KB9XjB
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NSA@nutsocaus30 Nov 2022
Full house of eagar minds for the @Dairy_Australia lecture: Health Across the Lifespan on day 2 of #NSAus2022
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Dairy is often described as a very Anglo-Saxon, Australian food tradition. However, dairy products are found in dietary patterns around the globe. We’re pleased to share our latest position paper exploring how #dairy enriches a multicultural way of eating dairy.com.au/sustainability/…
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⁦@CostaGeorgiadis⁩ encouraging & challenging #foodfutures2022 delegates to step outside our comfort zones of who and what we know to disrupt ourselves & our thinking!
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Adding to the case that #yoghurt is the No1 snack to eat. new science shows yoghurt's ability to reduce high blood pressure. Click the link to find out more about this nutrient-rich food & its many #health benefits bit.ly/2ZqTRWYoghurt #dairy #ausdairy #hearthealth
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Thank you Doolan family & on-farm energy specialist Gabriel Hakim for showcasing your impressive #sustainable dairy farming practices & sharing 'Easy Ways to Start' - creating a roadmap to a net-zero carbon #dairy. #ausdairy #sustainabledairy
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Research from @UniMelb places #milk #cheese & #yoghurt as key interventions against falls & fractures risk in elderly aged care residents. Dr Sandra Iuliano, head investigator explains the impressive results of this research. #TakeActionforBoneHealth #health #nutrition #ausdairy
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Can food choices reduce environmental impact? Dr Brad Ridoutt, CSIRO, says the impact is modest. Avoiding food waste & over-consumption will make the biggest difference. Improving food production systems should also be a focus. bit.ly/3nOp9zI #dairy #ausdairy
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Effect of dietary sources of calcium and protein on hip fractures and falls in older adults in residential care: cluster randomised controlled trial bmj.com/content/375/bmj.n236… #TakeActionforBoneHealth #ausdairy
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Is low-fat or whole-fat milk better for kids? Science says it makes no difference sciencedaily.com/releases/20… @NYFarmer
Is low-fat or whole-fat milk better for kids? Science says it makes no difference

Is low-fat or whole-fat milk better for kids? Science says it makes no difference

A new study has found whole fat dairy is just as good for kids as low-fat.

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Today the world is coming together at the #UNFSS2021 to discuss a pathway to #sustainable food systems. Australian dairy promises to provide nutritious food for a healthier world. Hear more from dairy farmer & Chair - Australian Dairy Sustainability Steering Committee Daryl Hoey
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An unhealthy diet isn't sustainable. Australian dairy promises to provide nutritious food for a healthier world. With #UNFSS2021 2 days away, read our 30 Ways report showing how our industry is tackling #climatechange bit.ly/3zjO5BE #sustainabledairy #FoodHero #OzDairy
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Fantastic fun lunch time virtual cooking class to connect with team mates, celebrate good food and Australian dairy #delicious #ididnoteatallthetart #cookedfromscratch
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Join us on World Milk Day 1 June where we celebrate milk and the one billion livelihoods it sustains. Dairy Australia is proud to share our Sustainability Hub, where you can learn about dairy’s role in a healthy and sustainable diet. For more info: dairy.com.au/sustainablediet…
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#ozdairy4unfss2021 Grant Crothers presenting his game changes for the Australian Dairy Industry
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Wow @alana_mann challenging us all @ #ozdairy4unfss2021 to really consider who produces the food, how food is produced and who benefits
#ozdairy4unfss2021 @_Amanda_J_Lee_ presenting game changers to improving our food system
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In the room today with @joannanutrition for the #ozdairy4unfss2021 to discuss and challenge the Australian dairy industry to be game changers
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