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Nashville metro legal endorses menu-labeling regulation
December 29, 2008
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ClaudeNashville City Paper: A proposed menu-labeling regulation under consideration by the Nashville, Tenn., Metro Board of Health received a positive review from the Metro Department of Law in a legal opinion filed last week.
The board is considering a regulation that would require chain restaurants with 15 or more locations nationally to list calorie and nutritional information for items on their menus. Click to continue
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