Parents 'misled' by food nutrition labels

More likely, parents are either too stupid or do not care enough to understand the labels.

"Nine out of 10 mothers questioned in a British Heart Foundation (BHF) survey misunderstood the nutrition information on children's foods.

The BHF says mothers believe claims such as 'a source of calcium, iron and six vitamins' mean a product is likely to be healthy."

Well, it doesn't.

It means that the food is "a source of calcium, iron and six vitamins."

Parents want to absolve themselves of all responsibility for the harm they are causing their kids.

Better to hold them accountable so they are incentivized to learn responsibility than blame the rest of society for the failings of the stupid.