Red Bull may have to get creative in Singapore, as Formula_Nerds explain 🤔 F1
‘s livery may require drastic changes in order to comply with Singapore’s Ministry of Health’s latest law. MOH will introduce mandatory nutrition labels and advertising prohibitions for ‘Nutri-Grade beverages’, which will take effect from 30 December 2022 onwards.The Singapore Government has decided to introduce measures for drinks which they classify as ‘Nutri-Grade beverages’.
The new measures are part of Singapore’s efforts to combat the rising incidence of diabetes in the country. The Ministry of Health has also introduced the Nutri-Grade system, which grades prepacked beverages based on their nutritional value. Beverages graded “A” are considered the healthiest, while those graded “D” are considered the least healthy.
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