Euractiv Est. 1min 12-10-2022 (updated: 13-12-2022 ) [SHUTTERSTOCK/AFRICASTUDIO] Euractiv is part of the Trust Project >>> Print Email Facebook X LinkedIn WhatsApp Telegram The last half of the European legislative term will be crucial for the future of alcohol labelling as the EU executive is expected to come up with important proposals on the matter. From health warnings and green claims to the big initiative of mandatory labelling of ingredients and nutrient content: the months to come will reshape the label of alcoholic beverages as we know them. While the European alcohol industry is united in support of e-labels, the Commission does not seem too keen, despite digital labelling obligations already being introduced in the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for wines and aromatised products in 2021. In this series of articles, EURACTIV explores what is next for alcohol labelling. Download PDF Alcohol sector goes all in on e-labels amid mixed signals from EU News | Agrifood 12-10-2022 Est. 5minActions at the policy level and several initiatives pulled together by the alcohol industry point at digital means of conveying more information to consumers, but scepticism from part of the European Commission persists. MEP: Go digital to help consumers navigate nutrition labels News | Agrifood 09-12-2022 Est. 4minNutritional and health information should go digital to harmonise and streamline labelling systems and help consumers navigate complex dietary decisions, MEP Christine Schneider told EURACTIV in an interview. The EU should go digital to lead on consumer information Opinion | Promoted content | Health 19-09-2022 Est. 7minConsumers both want and deserve transparent information about the products they buy. That information should be easy to access in full: digital labelling can deliver this far better than paper. The EU should fully embrace and lead this trend.
