Europe’s grocers resist food labelling proposals

EUROPE’S grocers and supermarkets say they do not want to be forced to label food with nutritional information.

Instead they want to give data on what is in food in their own ways, even if this varies from one store to another and from one country to another.

The European Commission will propose new labelling laws later this year in an effort to educate people about healthy eating and reduce obesity.

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