Australia proposes new country-of-origin food labelling
A ruler-based system will indicate the level of local and foreign ingredients in a product.
Not content with already contentious and expensive food labelling requirements, the Australian government is proposing new ways to let consumers know what they eating.
Prompted by a hepatitis scare this year linked to frozen berries imported from China, a raft of changes has been proposed to
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Nevil Gibson
Thu, 23 Jul 2015
Thu, 23 Jul 2015
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Australia proposes new country-of-origin food labelling
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