Flawed argument
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is currently conducting a public consultation on new guidance on food-labelling terms, such as ’fresh’, ’pure’, ’premium’ and ’quality’. But many of the proposed guidelines are too vague to clarify any ambiguities.
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