Traffic light food labels improve self-control, says study


They help shoppers decide whether to buy junk food or not.

Giving junk food the red light as part of an easy-to-understand labelling system could be an effective means to help shoppers make healthy food choices, according to researchers at the University of Bonn in Germany.

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