Sodas and other sugary drinks sold in California could soon require a health warning label to alert consumers of the risk of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
Brooklyn Democrat Karim Camara has introduced legislation to require labels on regular sodas and other beverages containing added sugar. CBS2’s Vanessa Murdock reports.
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Soda can be very harmful to your body, foodfacts.com explains why soda cans should have a warning label and the hazards it may cause to both adults and children.
Warning Labels Can Scare Folks Away From Sugary Drinks TUESDAY, June 19, 2018 People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences such as obesity, diabetes and tooth decay, researchers report. People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences such as obesity, diabetes and tooth decay, researchers report. They conducted a study in the cafeteria of a hospital in Massachusetts.
The labels were: text warnings on the health risks of sugary drinks, graphic warnings on the same, or a listing of calories in the drinks. When the graphic warning labels were posted, there was a. Three different types of labels were displayed one at a time for a few weeks near the bottled and fountain beverages.
The labels were: text warnings on the health risks of sugary drinks, graphic warnings on the same, or a listing of calories in the drinks. When the graphic warning labels were posted, there was a nearly 15 percent drop in sugary drink sales, and consumers appeared to. People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences. That’s the crux of a new study from Harvard researchers who found that graphic warning labels about the health risks of sugary drinks dissuaded people from buying the beverages. TUESDAY, June 19, 2018 (HealthDay News) — People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences such as obesity, diabetes and tooth decay, researchers report.
Warning Labels Can Scare Folks Away From Sugary Drinks. People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences such as obesity, diabetes and tooth decay, researchers report. They conducted a study in the cafeteria of a. A new study finds that graphic warning labels reduce the percentage of sugary drinks purchased.
In light of these findings, should we use graphic warning labels on such beverages?Some Americans could see one more warning label during trips to the grocery store. Legislators in California and New York are considering requiring.
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Sales of soft drinks containing saccharin declined by 6 percent after a label warning of possible carcinogenic effects was introduced; sales of highphosphate detergent declined by 12 percent after environmental risk information was added to packages.”
Products containing alcohol, sulfites, yellow number 5, or aspartame carry special warning labels to alert consumers to specific hazards that may occur in selected groups of consumers.
from Food Science by Norman N. Potter, Joseph H. Hotchkiss Springer US, 1998
Labels on alcoholic beverages must carry a warning for pregnant women.
from Discovering Nutrition by Paul M. Insel, R. Elaine Turner, Don Ross Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2006
Labels may also carry warnings for specific groups of patients.
They argued that health risks posed by apple cider are too low to need a warning label: such labels are discriminatory (the FDA requires no such warnings for fruit, eggs, melons, or seafood); and the statement is frightening, confusing, and misleading.
In fact, these artificial materials are so dangerous that if a sugar substitute is added to a product, manufacturers must put a warning label on the package to alert health-conscious consumers.
A recent review article reveals that in 69 of 78 studies, strong evidence exists for the effects of labeling, branding, and packaging on the experience of unhealthy food and drinks (Skaczkowski et al. 2016).
However, during the moratorium period, all saccharincontaining foods and beverages in the United States were required to carry a warning label advising consumers that saccharin had been determined to cause cancer in laboratory animals.
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They definitely need warning labels. I used to drink 1-2 gallons of soda a day and I had no idea how bad it was. I wasn’t stupid, I just didn’t know what was in soda.
I say remove every warning label for 12 months and see natural selection at work. Manufacturers save money and we get to clean up the gene pool while lowering the population. Its win win all round
U might know about soda and it’s harmful effects but out west,, calif oreg wash,, there is thousands who done know or don’t care. N big brother is already here. So deal with it, or hybernate.
They definitely need warning labels. I used to drink 1-2 gallons of soda a day and I had no idea how bad it was. I wasn’t stupid, I just didn’t know what was in soda.
I say remove every warning label for 12 months and see natural selection at work. Manufacturers save money and we get to clean up the gene pool while lowering the population. Its win win all round
So, when big brother (government) begins Socailized Medicine, they will dictate what you can and cannot consume.
Big Brother is watching you.
U might know about soda and it’s harmful effects but out west,, calif oreg wash,, there is thousands who done know or don’t care. N big brother is already here. So deal with it, or hybernate.
This is stupid. Everyone knows soda causes these problems. There is more important stuff that needs to be done. What a waste of energy.