[Gabz]

Leaving that aside, I think that the objections that people have brought up are just not true. As I've mentioned before, the argument that it is cost prohibitive doesn't seem to be valid in light of the number of restaurants that already provide this information.

All well and good for the chains and big corporations, but at the corner mom & pop restaurant that changes it's menu from day to day and week to week, it's just not gonna work.

I realize you are not for making this a regulation or a law, but the people in this article that are pushing it are looking to do just that. CSPI claims to be a consumer advocate group just looking out for the nutrional needs of consumers, but in actuality they are seeking to destroy the food and hospitality industry as we currently know it.

[Publius Valerius]

That's true, the costs are higher for the mom and pops, which is one of many reasons why I wouldn't support regulation.

But it's just crazy that there are multi-billion dollar restaurant chains like Quiznos that don't publish this information.