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Home » Sugar Association submits comments to FDA opposing ‘added sugar’ labeling
In response to FDA’s proposed rule, Food Labeling: Revision of the Nutrition and Supplement Facts Labels, the Sugar Association has filed comments asking the governing agency to withdraw its “added sugars” labeling proposal.
Calling it a reversal of FDA’s position on labeling, the association says the term “added sugars” is misleading.