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Abu Dhabi restaurant menus to feature labels identifying healthier dishes

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“Abu Dhabi restaurant menus to feature labels identifying healthier dishes”

A small logo beside a dish on a restaurant menu could help diners choose healthier options by clearly indicating nutritional quality. Since October 1, the SEHHI food programme mark has appeared beside some dishes at hotel restaurants licensed by Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture and Tourism, covering about 20 per cent of restaurants in the emirate. The mark identifies individual dishes that meet SEHHI's nutritional criteria , rather than rating an entire menu. Participating restaurants must…

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