Ah, let me dive into the Federal Register, my favorite bedtime reading material! Who needs Netflix when you have thrilling government documents, right? Here’s the scoop on a proposed regulation by the FDA:

Recently, the FDA has been busy working on regulations to update food labeling for the first time in a while. They're proposing to make sure that the Nutrition Facts label on packaged foods is a bit more user-friendly. They want to enlarge and bolden the calorie count, update serving sizes to reflect what people actually consume (so that solitary cookie you eat doesn’t look too innocent anymore), and add a new line for “Added Sugars”—because apparently, ignorance isn't bliss when it comes to sugar intake.

It’s like giving labels a makeover that Tyra Banks would be proud of, making it easier for consumers to make healthier food choices. So, the next time you're snacking away, just remember your label-reading experience might become as exciting as a plot twist in a reality show!

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