In 2015 the federal government began requiring restaurants print the number of calories for each menu...

In 2015 the federal government began requiring restaurants print the number of calories for each menu item. Discuss the desired outcome and the actual outcome that occurred.

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It was mandatory for the restaurants to mention the calorie counts for each menu item in their restaurant menu card.

Desired Outcome of this rule

It was expected that there will be a relation of trust between the restaurant owner and the consumer as giving the calorie count in the menu shows the transperancy.
The consumer will be happy and content as he/she will know what they are eating and how much quantity.
It was expected that this will prevent the problem of obesity.
Consumers will read the contents thoroughly and benefit out of it.
This will certainly meet the cosumers desires as mentioning the calorie count will enable them to decide how much to eat.
In general the consumers will be happy and they will eat more and more at the restaurants.

Actual outcome of this rule

Inititally the consumers were happy with this rule.
This was becoming and expensive task for the restaurant owners to print the calorie values.
As time went by the customers were least bothered about the calorie counts and they were not at all interested in the values written on the menu.
It had become a time consuming affair.
Financially it was a burden for the restaurant owners.
Full nutrition information was not given and only half information was made available.
Some of the customers were not happy with calorific values written.
It also happened that the restaurant owners gave only half information and cheated the consumers.

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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