Going private is not an option for many, myself included.
And, as my dietary needs are part of my treatment, why should they not be addressed? I do think that some people, even some non-diet controlled diabetics, are not taking on board that how vital the right diet is for the health of some of us. It is not a fad, being fussy, asking for special treatment for the sake of being difficult or on a whim.
and it saves the NHS a lot of money in other ways, by reducing or eliminating our drugs costs and treatment for avoidable complications if we have access to our diets which will work for us.
You're kind of stuck then, as I for one would be embarrassed as a diabetic to complain about the food, on the grounds I want more than one choice a meal of low carb food.
As to labeling, if we're bright enough to know what choice we want, I'm not going to dictate the NHS use our choices instead of their's for those that aren't, which is what is being said.
Particularly as I eat them, as do many more.
And there's more to life than type 2, I'm go even going to attempt to speak for type 1's.
So I wont be signing up I'm afraid.
It looks good to me, and the labeling isn't offensive either.
(Maybe some of us need to see places where you don't get hospitals, before complaining the choice of food isn't varied enough, or the labeling isn't to our personal agreement in ours?)