The European food industry spend €1-billion to avoid traffic labelling
Here’s an answer to the questions I asked in my last post about EU food labelling. The food industry won, it’s EU wide and voluntary meaning we will only see it on foods they want to teach us to eat. Together with infomercials on news sites, we are to be taught how to be food consumers of the future.
My advice? Avoid all foods with the new label. Choose foods without health claims, and of natural origin.
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