Clear and present labels: Thailand mandates GMO declarations in latest food labelling regulatory update

By Pearly Neo

31-Aug-2022 - Last updated on 31-Aug-2022 at 02:23 GMT

The Thai government has announced several updates to the national food labelling regulations with food firms required to declare any use of genetically modified ingredients on food labels.

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