Feel free to contact us info@choicesprogramme.org
Follow us
d
Choices stamp featured in a study on nutrition labels’ recognition

Researchers in Wageningen University in the Netherlands investigated what attracts consumer attention when it comes to n...

No increased consumption of snacks with the Choices stamp

New research on consumption behaviour around the Choices stamp showed that when the stamp is found on a package of choco...

Health-conscious employees could benefit from nutrition labeling at lunch

New research conducted in 25 workplaces within The Netherlands concludes that the Choices logo does not have a notable e...

Study qualifies Choices Programme as most restrictive nutrient profile model

A study assessing 200 fine bakery products displaying on-pack nutrition or health-related communication was recently com...

Recently published study looks at impact of nutrient profiles on nutrient intakes

The Choices Programme has recently received a positive assessment in a study seeking to determine the potential impact o...

Dutch study estimates impact of Choices criteria on nutrient intake

A recent study published in the Public Health Nutrition journal looks at the possible impact of reformulation ...

Study analyses the presence of Choices in workplace cafeterias

A recent study published in Health Promotion International looks at the degree to which the Choices stamp is p...

Choices tick “more effective on reformulation” than GDAs

EU Food Law Weekly The Choices tick labelling scheme is more effective at getting food manufacturers to reformulate than...

Watch the streets in Poland

This summer, the streets of Poland will feature an image campaign launched by Wiem, co Wybieram. Approximately 600 city ...

Choices representatives meet in Prague

On 3 and 4 July 2012, several EU Choices countries met in Prague to reflect on the Programme’s development thus fa...

Chile publishes criteria for labelling and child marketing

In November 2011, INTA - the Chilean nutrition institute - published a lengthy report setting criteria for food labellin...

International Scientific Committee meets in Amsterdam

On the 11 June 2012, all five members of the International Scientific Committee met in person at Schiphol Airport. On th...

Preparations for the Dutch communication campaign are on track!

The results of a Dutch television commercial pre-test done at the end of June 2012 were very clear – consumers not...

Product criteria annexes updated

The Choices International Foundation has released an updated version of its product criteria, which relates only to the ...

Czech Republic celebrates first anniversary

Interview with Katerina Slunecková (Vím, co jím (VCJ) Programme Manager) When did you begin workin...

Choices logo gives impetus to product innovation

Amsterdam, 19 April 2012 – The Dutch Choices logo has a major impact on healthy food innovation in The Nether...

Copyright 2020 - Choicesprogramme.org