In November 2025, a petition was launched by the scientists who created Nutri-Score, a nutritional labeling system used in several European countries. The labeling system assigns a letter grade (from A to E) and a color code to packaged foods, indicating their overall nutritional quality. The scientists behind Nutri-Score are now advocating for the mandatory use of this label on food products, aiming to provide consumers with clear and standardized information about the healthiness of their food choices. Supporters of the mandatory display of Nutri-Score argue that it helps consumers make more informed decisions and encourages food producers to improve the nutritional quality of their products. They believe that widespread use of the label can contribute to better public health outcomes by reducing the consumption of unhealthy foods. The petition comes at a time when discussions about the 2027 Social Security budget are beginning to take shape. Some supporters of Nutri-Score see the potential for the label to reduce healthcare costs in the long term by promoting healthier diets, which could, in turn, ease the financial burden on the Social Security system. This perspective has led them to seek a role in the upcoming budget debates. The debate over Nutri-Score reflects broader discussions about the role of government in public health and nutrition. While some support the initiative as a step toward healthier living, others question the effectiveness of such labeling systems and suggest that more comprehensive approaches may be needed to address dietary issues effectively.