The Food and Drug Administration has been testing an array of ideas for new new food front-of-package nutrition labeling requirements that are due out this summer with a goal of reducing diet-related diseases.
Front of package nutrition labeling intended to help consumers select healthier foods and beverages by potentially calling out the amount of added sugar and other nutrients of interest could unintentionally expose children to higher levels of non-nutritive sweeteners, a public health advocate warned earlier this month at a public meeting hosted by The Reagan-Udall Foundation for FDA.
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