TAIWAN FOOD INFORMATION
November 1st, 2002
BY MARK ROWEFAST food outlets in Taipei have started providing information about the nutritional value of the food they serve up as part of the city's drive to slim down and get healthy. McDonald's, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Asian chains Mos Burger and Yoshinoya started providing details of the calories, protein, fat and sugar contained in their food as a result of rules introduced by Taipei city health director Chiu Shu-ti. Fast food restaurants have to display the nutritional value of their food on the walls of the premises or on receipts. ...
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