Restaurant owners urged to object to plans for calorie information on menus

Restaurant owners have been urged to object to government plans to require calorie information to be displayed on menus.

Tue, 07 Jan, 2020 - 13:28

Kevin O’Neill

Restaurant owners have been urged to object to government plans to require calorie information to be displayed on menus.

A public consultation has been opened on the potential introduction of such requirements. Members of the public have until February 14 to have their input heard.

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