The Australia New Zealand Food Authority (ANZFA) embarked yesterday on a poster campaign in the countries' supermarkets and doctors' waiting rooms, after four fifths of consumers confessed to not understanding all the nutritional information provided on the labels of packaged foods.
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND: ANZFA to teach shoppers who don't understand food labels
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