Original sentence: Currently, Australia's food labeling laws do not require Trans Fats to be shown separately from the total fat content
Edited sentence: Additionally, since it is not currently considered a fat by the Commonwealth government, many 'low fat' foods are actually very high in trans fats (to replace the saturated and un-saturated fats).Currently, Australia does not require that trans fats be labelled, so the food purchased in the grocery can have virtually any amount of trans fat.Hydrogenated oil can be labelled simply as 'vegetable fat,' which can be any form of vegetable oil, whether hydrogenated or not.Since trans fats do not need to be labelled, reading the labels will tell you very little