Traffic light food label fosters healthier diets


By AGENCY

It's a simple and easy concept that can be understood at one glance: green is for healthy, with yellow to red being more and more unhealthy. — dpa

Governments in several European Union (EU) countries have begun recommending that food producers add health scores to their packaging.

Researchers now say proven health benefits mean the labelling system should be mandatory.

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