Popular chocolate brand KitKat to make changes to recipe

Nestle announced on Tuesday that it is to cut down the amount of sugar, salt and saturated fats in their products. The modified products will help target the health-conscious consumers.

Reportedly, KitKat will be cutting down the sugar levels by 5 per cent and salt levels by 10 per cent. KitKat has already reduced its sugar levels by 34 per cent since 2000. The company has also reduced its fat content by 10 per cent in 2014.

Chief Executive Mark Schneider reportedly said, "The trend towards healthier foods is to be observed worldwide. Combining the convenience of packaged foods with healthy good nutrition, that is where our sweet spot is,”