Food Labels Not Always What They Seem!
Irish people are urged to be more aware when it comes to how food is labelled. It follows a new study which shows that people believe they can eat more of the foods that are marked as 'healthy'. The research showed that those tested consumed up to 30 - 80 % more of the product they thought was less fattening. Cliodhna Foley Nolan of Safefood Ireland says the healthier option isn't as low fat as people think: (Click the button above to hear clip)
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