From supermarkets in the UK (and Sukhwant Lota’s Posterous). Honestly seems more relevant/useful than the color coded Terrorist threat level.
Maybe it should include warnings like on cigarettes as well:
Warning: eating this product contributes to a higher risk of heart disease, type two diabetes and may make you fat.
Amazing! I think it’s safe to say I didn’t have a Curry that day….
thanks for the pic. One question, is that all food labels or just manufacturers who opt in? in the States we just have “nutrition” labels, which have similar information (total cal, fat, sod and %s) but no low/high status…This seems much more intuitive to read.
Most food labels have a similar reading but not all, I don’t think it’s compulsory for all food products yet.
check out this food label. it’s awesome.
http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2010/5/5/milk-by-ffunction.html
that one is hecka confusing…i like the red colored warning on the other one with the easily recognizable %.