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The British Kite Mark & Labelling
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Do we still have the kite mark these days?
I remember when I was little it was supposed to be something you were supposed to look out for on products to show it was good quality stuff!!
I remember the glass windows on my mum's old mini had them.
But I was thinking it might be a good idea to have some sort of new standard in labelling that made it easier to compare products to see how good or bad they are for you.
For instance on soft drinks you could have something that told you how bad it was for your teeth, so when out shopping you could quickly compare the Ribena to the Robinson's Juice and see which was better for your kids.
What do you think of the idea? And what other things could you compare?
I remember when I was little it was supposed to be something you were supposed to look out for on products to show it was good quality stuff!!
I remember the glass windows on my mum's old mini had them.
But I was thinking it might be a good idea to have some sort of new standard in labelling that made it easier to compare products to see how good or bad they are for you.
For instance on soft drinks you could have something that told you how bad it was for your teeth, so when out shopping you could quickly compare the Ribena to the Robinson's Juice and see which was better for your kids.
What do you think of the idea? And what other things could you compare?
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Yup the kite mark is still being used