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Couple of items in the news this morning about kids, junk food and booze. Over in the U.K., the Food Standards Agency has hatched an intriguing plan to battle childhood obesity by putting “traffic-light” labels on food packaging: green for healthy, orange for iffy, red for holy crap. Food manufacturers (at least the ones that make red-light food) naturally hate the idea; the FSA says it will make buying healthy food quick and easy. Meanwhile, here in the U.S.,
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