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Clalit Expands Sugar Reduction Campaign Targeting Ultra-Orthodox Community
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 4, 2026
What happened
Clalit has launched the second season of its campaign to reduce sugar consumption in Israel's ultra-Orthodox community, featuring new activities, influencer involvement, and expanded expert content to promote healthier lifestyles.
- 01Clalit expands its sugar reduction campaign targeting the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel.
- 02The campaign includes media ads, a mobile unit, recipe booklets, and an interactive digital platform.
- 03Ultra-Orthodox influencers share videos on reducing daily sugar intake for the first time.
- 04A hotline offers over 120 minutes of expert health content accessible via community groups.
- 05Clalit experts and leaders emphasize tailored, engaging outreach to improve family health.
- 06The campaign reflects Clalit's commitment to health promotion across all communities.
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