Restaurants that publish calorie information generally do so in hard-to-find brochures, on the Internet, or on food wrappers or tray liners where customers cannot see it at the time of purchase. Today, the New York City Board of Health voted unanimously to require restaurants that make calorie information publicly available as of March 1, 2007 to post it on menus and menu boards, where consumers can see it when they order.
Board of health votes to require calorie labeling in some New York City restaurants
Restaurants will be Able to Propose Alternative Means of Posting at the Point of Service
