‘You can eat foods with all or mostly amber on the label most of the time’, while red on the label means you should ‘try to eat them less often and in small amounts’. Traffic light ...

The Netmums website surveyed more than 17,000 parents, and found 80% backed traffic lights. This offers a simple red, amber and green guide to nutrition. But many in the food industry prefer giving ...

Britain came close to adopting a traffic-light system of compulsory ... sure I turn a red to amber, or turn an amber to green?'" But the majority of food companies in Britain still prefer the ...

Red warning logos will appear on food considered ‘bad’ for health under a new traffic light labelling scheme. Amber and Green will indicate foods deemed ‘medium’ or ‘good’ in terms of ...

WOOLLOOMOOLOO, Australia, May 12 (UPI) -- A traffic light food label that uses red, amber or green dots to rate a food's salt, sugar and saturated fat content is effective, Australian researchers ...

while amber meant the product was OK and red designated a food they needed to think about. "They didn't reject food with red lights, but used the traffic lights to help them make more informed choices ...

The supermarket chain insists it has tested both traffic lights and GDA labels in its stores – and that it was the latter that increased sales of healthier foods. The green, amber and red ...

Amber means neither high nor low ... salt or sugars and these are the foods we should cut down on. Traffic light labelling is currently voluntary in the UK, as is part of a government scheme ...

This autumn, the Food and Drug Administration is considering ... over a sixth of your daily added sugar intake, yet an amber traffic light on the box – make claims that they support healthy ...

Britain came close to adopting a traffic-light system of compulsory ... sure I turn a red to amber, or turn an amber to green?'" But the majority of food companies in Britain still prefer the ...

The Netmums website surveyed more than 17,000 parents, and found 80% backed traffic lights. This offers a simple red, amber and green guide to nutrition. But many in the food industry prefer ...