Tag: Calorie labelling uk

Since April 2022, all large food businesses in England with more than 250 employees have been legally required to display calorie information on their menus, menu boards, and websites. This means major restaurant chains are now providing clear calorie counts, helping customers make more informed decisions about their food and drink.

Since April 2022, a UK law has required large food businesses with over 250 employees to display calorie information on menus and food labels, including on third-party delivery apps like Just Eat. However, many smaller, independent restaurants are exempt from this mandatory requirement, which is why calorie counts are often missing from their menus on the app.

Since April 2022, certain large food businesses in England with more than 250 employees must display calorie information on menus and food labels. These mandatory calorie labelling regulations apply to non-prepacked food and drinks sold for immediate consumption. The aim is to help consumers make more informed choices and support public health goals.