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Feb 7, 2012
Consumer study: More than half think they’re fat, want better nutrition info
GLOBAL – On average, 53 per cent of consumers around the world think they’re overweight, an increase from 50 per cent three years ago, according to a study by Nielsen. The Asia-Pacific region is not far behind, with 48 per cent reporting themselves too heavy.
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