In a recent announcement by Senior Minister of State for Health, Edwin Tong, sugary drinks will have colour-coded labels from A to D depending on how much sugar they contain by the end of next year. Matthew Kovac, Executive Director, Food Industry Asia breaks down how this new implementation can help consumers make a healthier choice and if this implementation will affect beverage manufacturers. 

<p>In a recent announcement by Senior Minister of State for Health, Edwin Tong, sugary drinks will have colour-coded labels from A to D depending on how much sugar they contain by the end of next year. <strong>Matthew Kovac, Executive Director, Food Industry Asia </strong>breaks down how this new implementation can help consumers make a healthier choice and if this implementation will affect beverage manufacturers.&nbsp;</p>

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