In the present study, no clear trend was seen for total fat content; however, data for 2007 show slightly higher levels compared to 1995–97 (Table 2). Mostly TFA has been replaced with SFA, but, in some products, increased levels of PUFA are also found, e.g. in some biscuits. In a study including products from 14 countries sampled from 2005 to 2008, French fries, cookies, and cakes with low TFA content had higher contents of SFA, MUFA and PUFA than had corre- sponding products with previously high contents of TFA (Stender, Asturp, & Dyerberg, 2009). The stability and required sensory prop- erties of the product will limit the FA which can replace TFA.