The Calorie Transparency and Consumer Information Act would require restaurants, fast‑food outlets, cafés, bakeries and similar food businesses with five or more branches to show the calorie count of each standard menu item on printed menus, menu boards, digital ordering platforms and next to the item’s name or price. The Department of Health would lead the rollout, with the DTI and local governments helping enforce the rule; non‑compliant establishments could face warnings, fines up to ₱200,000 and possible loss‑
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