2011Canadian Medical Association JournalOpen access

Small step forward in global food labelling

E. Walkinshaw

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Global standards for “mandatory nutrition labelling” on the back of food packaging appear to be in the offing but standards for the front of packages appear to be a distant dream. The guidelines will be crafted this summer by the Codex Food Labelling Committee, which is part of the Codex

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Global standards for “mandatory nutrition labelling” on the back of food packaging appear to be in the offing but standards for the front of packages appear to be a distant dream. The guidelines will be crafted this summer by the Codex Food Labelling Committee, which is part of the Codex

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Global standards for “mandatory nutrition labelling” on the back of food packaging appear to be in the offing but standards for the front of packages appear to be a distant dream. The guidelines will be crafted this summer by the Codex Food Labelling Committee, which is part of the Codex

Key concepts: Labelling, Food labelling, Food labeling, Dream, Computer science, Food science, Biology, Biochemistry

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