Exempter les produits issus d'une appellation d'origine protégée ou d'une indication géographique protégée de l'obligation d'apposition d'un indice Nutri-Score

This French bill proposal would exempt products carrying a protected designation of origin (AOP) or protected geographical indication (IGP) from the requirement to display the Nutri-Score nutritional label. The Nutri-Score is a front-of-pack rating system that grades food from A to E based on its nutritional content. The proposal targets the rules on how that label is applied to these regionally protected products. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text. The proposal would mainly affect producers of AOP and IGP foods and drinks, such as cheeses, wines, and other regional specialities, who would no longer have to show the Nutri-Score on their packaging. Consumers would see the label on fewer products, and public health authorities and the food industry would be affected by the change.