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Implement Policies that Reduce Fat Consumption

What is fat? BAD FATSGOOD FATS Trans fatsSaturated fatsMonounsaturated fats Polyunsaturated fats Pastries, cookies, muffins High-fat cuts of meat Olive, sesame, peanut oils Sesame seeds Chips, microwave popcorn Whole-fat dairy products Avocados Fatty fish: salmon, tuna, sardines Fried foodsButter NutsTofu Candy barChicken with skin Peanut butterSoymilk While fats are essential for normal body function, some fats are better for you than others.

Examples of high fat content food Serving size Estimated Fat Content (grams) instant ramen noodles with flavoring (1 package) 13g 2 oz Spam (1/6 can of Spam)15g 1 cup Libby’s corned beef hash24g 7 links of vienna sausage22-30g ¼ of a frozen pepperoni pizza16-21g 1 oz bag of plain salted potato chips (13-16 chips) 10g 2 tbsp of peanut butter (salted)16g 1 piece of turkey tail16g

Fact Eating too much animal fats and trans fats can cause heart attacks, strokes, obesity, and diabetes. can cause

Fact Most of the fats in the USAPI diet comes from imported and processed foods, such as Spam, vienna sausage and turkey tail.

Did you know? In the Western Pacific Region, obesity prevalence is highest in the Pacific countries, where some of the highest rates of overweight and diabetes are found.

In fact Obesity rates (based on published STEPS Reports): 75% in American Samoa, Nauru and Tokelau; 51% in Kiribati; 45% in Marshall Islands; 43% in Federated States of Micronesia (Pohnpei); 33% in Solomon Islands; 30% in Fiji.

Fact There are 25-47% of young children who are overweight or obese in American Samoa, CNMI, Guam and Hawaii.

Fact About 80% of heart diseases, stroke and type-2 diabetes and 40% of cancer can be prevented through low priced and cost-effective interventions.

Everyone can… Read the Nutrition Facts label and ingredient list to compare foods. – Choose products with 0 grams trans fat. – Check the ingredient list to see if there is any partially hydrogenated oil or artificial trans fat in the product. When choosing foods low in trans fat, make sure they are also low in saturated fat and cholesterol: look for foods with 5% of the Daily Value or less. Foods with 20% or more of the Daily Value of these two components are high. Use monounsaturated fat (canola and olive oil) and polyunsaturated fat (soybean, corn, and sunflower oil) in recipes.

Also… A good way to avoid trans fat is to eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean sources of protein, and low-fat or fat-free dairy products. Ask your grocer to stock products free of “partially hydrogenated oil” and “shortening”. Talk with your favorite restaurant establishment about changing to a menu that is 100% free of “partially hydrogenated oil” and “shortening”. Choose restaurants that do NOT use partially hydrogenated oil to prepare food.

Restaurants and Cafeterias can: Change their frying and cooking oils to ones that do not contain any partially hydrogenated oil. Ask suppliers to provide products that do not contain partially hydrogenated oil and are low in saturated fat. Promote partially hydrogenated oil-free and low saturated fat items on the menu.

Food Producers and Processors can: Continue to redevelop food to remove partially hydrogenated oil by increasing the use of mono–and polyunsaturated fats as replacements. Find innovative ways to remove partially hydrogenated oil, without increasing saturated fat, from baked goods, frosting, and other products that currently contain significant amounts of trans fat.

State and Local Governments can: Increase public awareness about the use of partially hydrogenated oil in foods and heart disease risks of eating trans fat. Adopt guidelines regarding the sale and/or use of foods containing artificial trans fat (partially hydrogenated oil).

Implement policies that reduce fat consumption An American Samoa Example Target Population: All Department of Health employees Summary: American Samoa Department of Health (DOH) Employee Wellness Policy #13-01  October 2013: DOH implemented a policy for all DOH employees relating to proper nutrition, physical activity and tobacco smoking  Employee Wellness Activities: restricts DOH employees from having incentives, fundraisings and activity vendors advertising and selling unhealthy foods, alcohol, tobacco and gift cards to fast food chains  Increased Access to Healthier Foods: prohibits DOH and its contracted food services from serving unhealthy foods  All DOH internal meetings, conferences, community meetings sponsored and funded by DOH must serve healthy and local options of food and drinks; no red meat, soda products and artificially flavored drinks are to be served

Target Population: All government of Guam employees Summary: PL31-141: Healthy Vending Machine Policy  November 2011: Guam was awarded with the Communities Putting Prevention to Work Grant to have healthy foods more accessible to the community  PL31-141: mandates all vending machines in government of Guam facilities to be serving at least 50% healthier food options  The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) worked with all government agencies, and vending machine operators before the Healthy Vending Machine Policy could be passed  DPHSS took the law a step further by enforcing 100% of all vending machines in all DPHSS facilities to be selling healthy foods and water content only  Guam’s Non Communicable Diseases (NCD) Consortium is looking towards having the Worksite Wellness Health Coaches in each of the participating government agencies to be the enforcing agency, to ensure vending machine vendors are in compliance to the standards set forth by Healthy Vending Machine Policy Implement policies that reduce fat consumption A Guamanian Example

Who to contact for information? Adrian Bauman Boden Institute of Obesity, Nutrition and Exercise and Prevention Research Collaboration University of Sydney Sydney, Australia 