CAG in collaboration with Citizens Voice Club,Coimbatore conducted a campaign to spread awareness about trans fats on 12th November 2019 on the occasion of Children’s Day, at RK Rangammal Kalvi Nilayam HSS School, Coimbatore.
CAG together with Citizen's Voice Club, Coimbatore, organised an awareness programme for school children on the harmful effects of trans-fats. The event marked Children's Day celebrations across the city.
To mark Children's Day, CAG together with Citizen's Voice Club, Coimbatore, organised an awareness programme for school students on trans-fats and their ill-effects.
Citizen Consumer and Civic Action Group (CAG), in association with the Citizen’s Voice Club (CVC) conducted a seminar to create awareness among students on the need to avoid trans fats during the Children's Day week of 2019. The program was attended by the Coimbatore Food Safety Officials like the Designated Officer and Food Safety Officers, consumer club members and the school students and teachers.
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