more emphasis on reducing "trans fats" in foods

August 2003

You'll see more emphasis on reducing "trans fats" in foods.

In fact, Health Canada and the FDA will require labels to spell out the amount of trans fats in foods by 2008.

Trans fats are at least as harmful as saturated fats.

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