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FDA Approves New Nutrition Panel That Highlights Sugar Levels

Food, drink makers must disclose added sugars on labels in first such change in decades

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U.S. food regulators took aim at sugar in their most radical nutrition overhaul in decades, part of push to help Americans avoid a raft of health problems and pressure companies to make less-fattening products.

The Food and Drug Administration said a new nutrition-facts panel on the back of packaged food and beverages will list how many grams of sugar have been added by manufacturers, and what percentage of the recommended daily...

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