Barbara Sibbald
Abstract
The nutrition labels that Health Canada has proposed for nearly all packaged foods mark a “major breakthrough,” the Alliance for Food Label Reform says. The 16-member alliance has been fighting for better labelling for more than 3 years. Use of the new, highly informative labels will likely
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The nutrition labels that Health Canada has proposed for nearly all packaged foods mark a “major breakthrough,” the Alliance for Food Label Reform says. The 16-member alliance has been fighting for better labelling for more than 3 years. Use of the new, highly informative labels will likely
Key concepts: Alliance, Food labelling, Food labeling, Labelling, Nutrition facts label, Nutrition Labeling, Food products, Health food