EU: Europe divided on food labelling
By Keith Nuthall | 11 February 2009
The failure of the European Commission to propose a harmonised EU-wide scheme for food labelling has been attacked by the European Parliament's spokesperson on the issue.
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The failure of the European Commission to propose a harmonised EU-wide scheme for food labelling has been attacked by the European Parliament's spokesperson on the issue.
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