Consumer body attacks EU decision on food data

DESPITE increasing worries about obesity, members of the European Parliament have voted to all but hide information about the quantity of salt, sugar and fats in foods.

Consumer body attacks EU decision on food data

A few months ago they voted against having the “traffic light” system that has been proven to be the most popular and easily understood among consumers.

Yesterday, they decided that information should be hidden away on the back of packs in the less easily understandable form.

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