Food chain operator Koufu will be rolling out colour-coded price labels at all its economy rice stalls by the end of 2025.

SINGAPORE – Diners at food courts and coffee shops run by Koufu will be able to tell at a glance the cost for each dish of their economy rice order via colour-coded labels in a new tie-up with the ...

The colour-coded label system aims to bring forth price transparency in a segment of food service that often suffers from ambiguous pricing. Designed for economical rice stalls operating across all 77 ...

To enable customers to make informed choices, Koufu will implement a straightforward colour-coded system. This system categorizes food items into four distinct groups: Prices for the first three ...

Don't be surprised the next time you order from economy rice stalls in Koufu food courts and coffee shops — they will soon ...

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CASE president Melvin Yong hopes the initiative will "lay the groundwork" for all economy rice stalls in Singapore to display ...

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But Case hopes to extend this to all economy rice stalls islandwide to reduce disputes over how much each plate of food is priced ... Having colour-coded labels will allow consumers to make ...