UK: Nutrition labelling scheme still unclear - FDF, PepsiCo exec
By Chris Mercer | 25 January 2013
It is still not clear what the new hybrid nutrition labelling scheme is supposed to look like, according to the chair of the Food & Drink Federation's health and wellbeing group.
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It is still not clear what the new hybrid nutrition labelling scheme is supposed to look like, according to the chair of the Food & Drink Federation's health and wellbeing group.
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