An experiment carried out across ten workplace cafeterias found no significant change in the overall number of calories purchased when food and drink labels showed the amount of physical activity ...

Imagine unwrapping your favorite candy bar, and as you prepare to take that first delicious bite, you notice that the package says the 230 calories you are about to enjoy can be burned off by walking ...

Although foods and drinks are required to list calories on their packaging, that method of labeling has been shown to have little effect on getting us to make healthier dietary choices. It certainly ...

Labelling food with the amount of exercise needed to burn off the calories could help consumers to eat more healthily, according to a UK study. The UK Royal Society for Public Health has previously ...

A trial at English secondary schools of alternative food labeling - which displayed the number of minutes of physical activity needed to burn off calories - reduced the purchase of sugary foods by a ...

There are plenty of people who pick up a food product at the store and immediately turn the container around to see what the nutritional label looks like. Per serving, how many calories does it have?

An experiment carried out across ten workplace cafeterias found no significant change in the overall number of calories purchased when food and drink labels showed the amount of physical activity ...