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Scientists urge companies to stick graphic cigarette-style health warnings on meat

Researchers have suggested that graphic warning labels should be added onto meat-based products - they said the alarming stickers should be introduced as national policy

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Cigarette-style meat warning labels could help save the planet, new study suggests

Cigarette-style meat warning labels could help save the planet, new study suggests
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Graphic warnings on meat could reduce consumption, Durham University study finds

Graphic warnings on meat could reduce consumption, Durham University study finds
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Graphic cigarette packet-style warnings could help people reduce meat consumption,

Graphic warnings - similar to the ones used on cigarette packets - could help to reduce our consumption of meat, according to a new study.

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Warning Labels on Meat May Cut Consumption

A new study suggests the use of warning labels on meat options could improve public health and reduce the planet's carbon footprint. The team from Durham University tested a range of warning labels, including those which warn people of the damage to climate, health, and risk of pandemics. They found that all labels were effective at discouraging people from choosing meals with meat.

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