Call for alcohol alert on drinks with less booze than a BANANA in bid to reduce number of pregnant women who drink
Drinks containing less alcohol than a banana could be given pregnancy warnings The Government will be reviewing what can legally be described as 'alcohol-free' One proposal would see warnings put on drinks with as little as 0.05% of alcohol This is less than found in many foods, including sourdough bread (0.5 per cent) By Shaun Wooller Health Correspondent For The Daily Mail
Published: 01:02 BST, 3 September 2021 | Updated: 01:02 BST, 3 September 2021
Drinks containing less alcohol than a banana could be slapped with pregnancy warning labels under plans being considered by ministers.
The Government is set to launch a review into labelling rules and what can be legally described as 'alcohol-free'.
One proposal would see firms forced to put warnings on some drinks with tiny traces of alcohol, as low as 0.05 per cent.
This is less than that found in many popular foods, including bananas (0.3 per cent) and sourdough bread (0.5 per cent).
The Government is set to launch a review into labelling rules and what can be legally described as 'alcohol-free', which would affect 'low-alcohol' and 'alcohol-free' beers (stock image)
The move would affect trendy 'low-alcohol' and 'alcohol-free' beers, wines and spirits. These are popular with pregnant women,
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