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Label the number of teaspoons of sugar in food products to enable consumers to comply with WHO daily guidelines.

Created by C.B. on January 15, 2016

We request the FDA petition or require businesses to add a labeling system to boxed or packaged food products which clearly indicated the number of teaspoons of total sugar (read as net carbohydrates) in a product. Simply put, the WHO (World Health Organization) guidelines recommend a daily sugar intake of 6 teaspoons or fewer daily for an average adult, fewer for children. This we believe would be a healthy start to open the eyes of consumers in this country. This is not a call for additional taxation, but to simply provide a better format to information consumers may already have but are not aware of existing on packages.

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