FDA Delays Decision on Redefining 'Healthy' Food Labels: What You Need to Know
The US health agencies have announced a delay of over two months in their decision to update the definition of 'healthy' on food labels. This move is expected to impact food manufacturers who voluntarily use the nutrient content claim on their packaging. The decision will take into account current dietary guidelines and consumer expectations, ensuring that the term 'healthy' accurately reflects the nutritional value of food products. With the rising demand for healthy eating and clean labeling, this update is crucial for consumers making informed choices. The delay will allow for further review and consideration of the proposed changes, ultimately aiming to provide clearer guidelines for food manufacturers and consumers alike, promoting a healthier lifestyle and informed food choices.
