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Comment on Menu Labeling: Supplemental Guidance for Industry (Edition 2)

The Center for Science in the Public Interest appreciates the opportunity to comment on FDA’s Draft Guidance for Industry: Menu Labeling Supplemental Guidance (Edition 2). This draft supplemental guidance covers two topics: 1) Whether Covered Establishments must include calorie disclosures for standard menu items when selling food through third-party platforms, and 2) Whether Covered Establishments may declare added sugars as part of the additional nutrition information available upon request for standard menu items. View the resource below to keep reading.

Food Labeling
Muhtar Kent to Step Down as Coke CEO

Federal court denies soda industry’s motion to stop San Francisco’s warning labels on soda ads

Sugary DrinksMay 17, 2016

Boulder launches campaign for 2-cent-per-ounce tax on soda, sugar drinks

Sugary DrinksApril 21, 2016

Six candy companies pledge not to advertise to kids under 12

Sugary DrinksMarch 15, 2016
New Research on Why Soda Warning Labels Work

Scientists support warning labels on soda in NY State

Food LabelingFebruary 18, 2016
Jack in the Box Removes Soda from its Kids' Menus

Jack in the Box removes soda from its kids' menus

Healthy KidsFebruary 10, 2016

Soda companies turning to low- and middle-income countries to replace sagging U.S. soda sales

Sugary DrinksFebruary 9, 2016

CSPI Petition to FDA re: Added Sugars

CSPI urges FDA to determine a safe level of added sugars for beverages as part of a comprehensive strategy to reduce American's dangerously high sugar consumption. 

Government Accountability
Nutrition for All Children

Pediatric dentists accused of selling out to coke

Sugary DrinksMarch 4, 2003

Letter to AAPD re: Coca-Cola partnership

Sugary Drinks
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