article_snippet: Which? is now calling for clear nutrition labelling on the front of all packs to alert consumers to the amount of sugar consumers contain.
article_snippet: We now want the Government to tackle this issue head on by making sure all manufacturers use traffic light nutrition labelling, encouraging reductions in sugar, fat and salt and ensuring manufacturers promote making sure all manufacturers use traffic light nutrition labelling, encouraging reductions in sugar, fat and salt and ensuring manufacturers products responsibly.
article_snippet: Which? survey of more than 2,100 adults also revealed that around one in four were happy with the action Government and manufacturers were taking to help people to eat healthily.
article_snippet: people also told the watchdog people wanted government to encourage the food industry to lower sugar, fat and salt content in people products and to not promote unhealthy food to children.
article_snippet: We clearly label all We foods so people can make informed decisions about what people buy.
article_snippet: Which? released the survey results and made the packaging plea yesterday to mark World Consumer Rights Day.
article_snippet: The annual event recognises the moment in 1962 when US President John F Kennedy first outlined the definition of Consumer Rights.
article_snippet: The focus this year is on healthier diets.