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The newspaper said "Telegraph" Public Health Office of the Ministry of Health United Kingdom I submit a proposal to determine calories Which are served in restaurants and shops "The super market", Try to eliminate L & # 39; obesity, Suffered from a large number of Britons.
The source said that The restaurants Throughout the country, we will have to follow certain rules on the calories contained in their meals.
She explained Public Health Authority "PHE" That any restaurant should set calories in meals such as salads, sandwiches, pizzas and pastas, in the 544 "calories"Unlike the very high numbers being adopted.
She said "The main meals should not exceed 951 calories".
According to the FDA, most restaurants in the country do not meet the maximum allowable price of calories, sometimes reaching more than 1,200 calories per meal.
In contrast, critics of the plan stated that "the decision, if implemented, would be arbitrary, nonsensical and unscientific", noting that it will be difficult to adhere to these figures in the meals provided.
The figures show that obesity among British children (aged 10 to 11) is at record levels and is being affected by more than 24,000 children, with this number increasing every year.
Official statistics indicate that at least one in four adults in Britain suffers from L & # 39; obesity.
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The Public Health Authority of the UK Department of Health has submitted a proposal to limit calories in restaurants and supermarkets in an effort to eliminate obesity, which is plagued by a large number British, reported the newspaper Telegraph.
Restaurants across the country will be forced to follow certain rules on the calories contained in their meals, the source said.
She explained The Public Health Authority (PHE) has stated that any restaurant should provide calories in meals such as salads, sandwiches, pizzas and pasta, within the limit of 544 "calories", in contrast to the very high figures currently adopted.
"The main diets should not exceed 951 calories," she said.
According to the FDA, most restaurants in the country do not meet the maximum allowable price of calories, sometimes reaching more than 1,200 calories per meal.
Moreover, critics of the plan said that "the decision of its application will be arbitrary, senseless and unscientific", noting that it will be difficult to meet these figures in the meals provided.
The figures show that obesity among British children (aged 10 to 11) is at record levels and is being affected by more than 24,000 children, with this number increasing every year.
Official statistics indicate that at least one in four adults in Britain suffers from pathological obesity.
