Nutrition profiling systems: New global standard?

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  Discussion keeps the world turning.

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  This is Roundtable.

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  You're listening to Roundtable.

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  I'm Steve Hatherly, together today with Lai Ming and Fei Fei.

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  Coming up, some foods are very obviously good for us.

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  Carrots good, apples good.

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  Conversely, some are very obviously bad for us.

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  Pizza bad.

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  La tiao.

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  I've learned recently here in China, not good at all.

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  But then there's the gray area of foods like bread.

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  Well, we know it's kind of good, but wait, white bread is not so good.

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  But what about multigrain bread?

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  Is that good or is that bad?

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  If only we had a food labeling system to let us know after that.

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  If you have a child, I'm sure you want to raise them to have empathy.

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  Of course you do.

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  We don't want to be raising the next generation to be cold and heartless.

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  Stay tuned.

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  We have some tips for you on how to make sure that your child is in touch with the feelings of others.

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