Food and beverage makers are proactively reducing sugar, salt, and fats in their products. This reformulation effort is happening well before the government’s final labelling verdict. Companies are accelerating these changes, fearing negative sales impacts from proposed warning labels. Multinational corporations are also reducing ingredients ahead of global headquarters’ mandates. This strategic shift aims to comply with upcoming regulations and consumer expectations.
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