document: Popping off on calories WASHINGTON - Movie-going tubbies wo n't have to worry about their tubs of popcorn giving them a guilt trip . Even though the Food and Drug Administration is instituting new calorie-labeling requirements for food , movie theaters will be exempt . A tub of butter-laden popcorn can contain well above 1,000 calories . Along with movie emporiums , exemptions have been made for airplanes , bowling alleys and other businesses whose primary business is not to sell food , according to the FDA . Movie theaters pushed to be exempted after guidelines published last year included them . The FDA is imposing new requirements that will force chain restaurants with 20 or more locations , along with bakeries , grocery stores , convenience stores and coffee chains , to clearly post the number of calories in each food item . The rules will also apply to vending machines . The calorie counts will apply to an estimated 280,000 establishments .
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