Behind the Labels: Big Food’s War on Healthy Food Policies

This report by GHAI’s Food Policy program reveals how the ultra-processed food industry has aggressively fought against front-of-package labels globally.
WHO Sodium Country Score Card

WHO’s monitoring tool that tracks countries’ progress in implementing policies and programs on population sodium reduction
What’s in Our Food? A guide to introducing effective front-of-package nutrient labels

Step-by-step guide to developing front-of-package labels
Accelerating salt reduction in Europe

A support package to help countries in the European region to initiate or accelerate efforts towards population sodium reduction
Research to support the development of front-of-package labeling regulations for food products in the Americas: Methods, tools, and procedures

A report on methods, tools, procedures, and key recommendations on how to conduct research into front-of-package labeling
Priority actions to advance population sodium reduction

An article identifying high priority strategies that address reduction of sodium intake through home-cooked food, packaged food, food consumed outside the home
Nutrient profile models: A critical tool to enable nutrition policy interventions

Document outlining the five key stages in adapting nutrient profile models to country-specific contexts
Front-of-package labeling as a policy tool for the prevention of noncommunicable diseases in the Americas

A report on key considerations and recommendations to the use of front-of-package labeling as an effective policy tool to reduce demand and support for ultra-processed food products with high sodium, fat, and sugar content
Front-of-package labelling: Empowering consumers and promoting healthy diets

A fact sheet presenting evidence and progress of food labelling policies globally
Building momentum: Lessons on implementing a robust front-of-pack food label

A report on key recommendations and advice to policymakers who are designing and implementing front-of pack food labelling in nutrition policies