Consuming issues: UK reaches tipping-point on FOP labels
The debate over what form front-of-pack nutrition labels should take in the UK has taken a significant stride to being…
The country's largest grocers and – some – of its leading food manufacturers are to use a new "hybrid" front-of-pack nutrition label that includes controversial traffic light colour-coding. However, suppliers including Kellogg, Mondelez International and Unilever have so far refused to sign up.
The debate over what form front-of-pack nutrition labels should take in the UK has taken a significant stride to being…
The UK's largest food retailers and many of its leading suppliers are to use a front-of-pack nutrition label that incorporates…
ByChocolate giant Mars and crisp manufacturer PepsiCo are among over 20 food makers and retailers to agree to adopt new…
ByThe Food and Drink Federation (FDF), which represents UK food manufacturers, shows little sign of relinquishing its dogged support of…
The UK government has announced it is recommending a standardised, hybrid approach to front-of-pack (FOP) nutritional labelling.
The unexpected announcement by Tesco that it will incorporate colour-coding, or 'traffic lights', into its front-of-pack nutritional labelling surprised industry…
Front-of-pack labels are a matter of contention between industry and campaigners in markets across the world. In the final section…
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