Do calorie labels really work? Here’s what the research says
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
New warnings on food only stop us eating the equivalent of TWO ALMONDS
But the most extensive real-world findings to date suggest the policy is 'no silver bullet', with an average reduced intake of just 11 calories per 600-calorie meal.
Calorie labelling on menus and food products has ‘small’ effect, review finds
Labelling led to an average 1.8% reduction in the calories people bought – equating to 11 calories in a 600 calorie meal – or ...