Gransnet Front of pack, nutritional traffic light labels: what do you think?
RESEARCH FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
Labelling traffic lights (green, amber and red) are used to show you ‘at a glance’ whether food is low, medium or high in different nutrients – fat, saturates, sugar and salt.
We want to know more about what you think of this information and how you might use it. This work is aimed at helping people working in the food and health sector to better inform consumers, and ultimately improve the health of the nation.
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