Who shapes sugar policy in Europe

The organisations and people we follow, grouped by family and by their position on regulating sugar for health reasons. Colour shows the position, dot size our assessment of their influence, and a flag marks strictly national actors. Click an actor to read its role and sources.

Positions are shown only when they rest on an actor’s own public statements, documents or register entries. See also our summary of stakeholder positions and the files we follow.

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Who shapes sugar policy in Europe

The organisations and people we follow, grouped by family and by their position on regulating sugar for health reasons. Colour shows the position, dot size our assessment of their influence, and a flag marks strictly national actors. Click an actor to read its role and sources.

Source: SugarWatch Europe monitoring, status at 29 October 2026. A position is shown only when it rests on the actor's own public statements, documents or register entries, linked in its card. “Not yet documented” means we have not yet found such a source. “No position of its own” covers institutions that decide, consultancies that represent clients, and transparency watchdogs. Influence levels are SugarWatch Europe's own assessment.

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