Nestle pushes for simpler US food labels to win back consumer interest
Nestle is lobbying US authorities including officials connected to the significant initiative “Make America Healthy Again” initiative to update food labeling regulations that allow simpler descriptions using common rather than scientific names on packaging.
The primary motive behind this proposed change is to make it easier for people to read ingredient list. For instance, replacing the words “ascorbic acid” with the move widely understood vitamin C in the list of ingredients and “beta-carotene” with vitamin A aims to prevent consumer pushback on familiar ingredients even........
