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BD3,000 fines proposed for missing calorie and allergy warnings
- Shura members seek compulsory menu labelling for restaurants and hotels
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Shura members seek compulsory menu labelling for restaurants and hotels
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Upgrade this serverShura members seek compulsory menu labelling for restaurants and hotels Stiff penalties of up to BD3,000 have been proposed for restaurants and hotels that fail to show calorie counts or warn diners about ingredients that could cause dangerous allergic reactions. Five Shura Council members, spearheaded by Dr Jameela Al Salman, have submitted amendments to Bahrain’s public health law that would make calorie counts and allergy warnings compulsory, with businesses liable for breaches even when no customer has suffered harm. The rules would apply to restaurants, hotels, food shops and other…
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