House votes to loosen Obamacare’s menu labeling rules

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The House voted Tuesday to loosen Obamacare rules that require restaurant chains, supermarkets and convenience stores to make calorie counts and other nutrition information available to customers.

Under the Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act, introduced by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., food retailers would no longer need to provide calorie counts and other information for every possible combination of food, such as the thousands of options that can be created with pizza toppings.

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