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Food (labeling) fights

This entry was posted in News and tagged Consumers Food Packaging Labelling Palm oil Sugar on 4 December 2017 by Team Secretariat

Calorie and ingredient labels for alcohol and labels indicating the amount of fat, salt, sugar and other things in food are at the center of controversy.

Read the full article on politico here.

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