Irish consumers find GDAs to be a useful tool for judging foods’ nutritional value, but a scheme combining GDA info with colour-coding is not popular, indicates a new FSAI survey. Food labelling is on ...
The UK’s Food Standards Agency is changing tack over traffic light labels, its preferred scheme for much of the last decade, due to EU regulatory debates and new evidence on consumer preferences. The ...
GDAs aim to give consumers straightforward facts, allowing them to make their own decisions about how to achieve a balanced diet with the foods they eat.” Kellogg first pioneered GDA labelling in the ...
Sainsbury’s today (15 March) indicated that it was going to provide Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs) for children aged between five and ten-years-old on the packaging of own brand products. While GDAs ...
Guideline Daily Amounts are marginally ahead of traffic lights in terms of usefulness, The Grocer can reveal. In a boost for the growing band of big name companies ...
The lobbying carried out by food manufacturers to block a European-wide food labelling system backed by doctors is laid bare in a series of private emails published today by The Independent. In a ...
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