MEXICO: Food makers team up to launch labelling scheme
By Ivan Castano | 21 March 2011
Seventeen Mexican and international food companies have teamed up to roll out a new series of labels for processed foods and non-alcoholic drinks to help combat the country's major obesity problem.
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Seventeen Mexican and international food companies have teamed up to roll out a new series of labels for processed foods and non-alcoholic drinks to help combat the country's major obesity problem.

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