APC VIEW: PIZZA COMPANIES WANT 21ST CENTURY SOLUTION TO POST NUTRITION INFORMATION
- APC
- May 22, 2017
- 1 min read
USA Today Op-Ed (May 22, 2017) by APC Chair Tim McIntyre "We appreciate FDA not forcing one-size-fits-all menu labeling," makes the case for allowing brands whose majority of pizza orders come from customers online to post the nutrition information where their customers look for it: online or on a mobile app.
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