Montgomery County’s menu labeling likely to pass

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The Montgomery County Council is expected to pass a law Tuesday that would force chain restaurants to post in a “clear and conspicuous” manner the number of calories in the food they serve.

Proponents said the new menu-labeling rules, similar to what’s already law in New York City, would help curb rising obesity rates and provide consumers with information needed to make healthier eating choices.

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