A Scots woman who battled an eating disorder and a personal trainer have shared their views on calorie counts being noted on food menus after health chiefs invited the public to have their say.
In England, food outlets with more than 250 employees must now display calorie counts on non-prepacked food and soft drinks on menus, takeaway websites and labels.
The Scottish Government has since launched a consultation on Friday which allows the public to express their views on the matter.
