Well hold on, mandatory calorie information is already available on basically every processed food. The only things that don't have that are actual raw whole foods, which frankly aren't the problem. ("Couldn't control my broccoli intake! I was eating too many salads!" said no fat person ever).

There's also already a massive amount of "education" of children. We all had to learn the (extremely flawed) food pyramid and now they're pushing "MyPlate" with the same zeal. This was all rammed down our throats when I was in high school 15 years ago, so I can only imagine that the focus has increased in recent years given current trends.

Your link isn't exactly concrete proof since it's evidently promotional text from a vitamin store? I've never seen someone try to use promotional copy as scientific evidence before.