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Silent danger in shopping baskets: Why Ghanaians need warning label to survive

Conclusion Implementing a mandatory Front-of-Pack Warning Label system in Ghana would empower millions of consumers to make informed food choices while sending a clear and credible signal to the food industry.
Importantly, warning labels also promote accountability within the food industry, encouraging the production of healthier food options and helping to protect public health.
Unlike complex back-of-pack nutrition panels, FOPLs use clear symbols or warnings placed prominently on packaging, enabling faster and healthier decision-making.
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