A new study indicates that calorie labeling in England's restaurants has not significantly changed consumer eating habits, despite the intention to reduce obesity rates. The study found that average calorie consumption remained largely unchanged after the implementation of the labeling policy. While awareness of calorie labels increased, many customers still underestimated calorie counts and did not use the labels effectively. Experts suggest that stronger interventions and better public education are needed to improve dietary choices. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)