Majority of Filipinos in favor of adopting food warning labels

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Majority of Filipinos are in favor of adopting front-of-pack warning labels (FOWL) or food warning labels for the country, according to a Social Weather Stations (SWS) poll as cited by the Healthy Philippines Alliance (HPA).

According to the same survey conducted during the 1st Quarter of 2024, 39 percent will strongly support putting simply food warning labels for the country.

So, it is high time that the DOH takes the lead in pushing for food warning labels as a strategy to arrest the rising cases of diet-related NCDs in the country,” he lamented.