Label to Die for: 'Danger— Avoid Death'
Turns out creators of the bizarrely macabre warning posted on a tractor—"Danger: Avoid Death"—didn't make such a grave mistake after all. The warning was so peculiar that it won the 11th annual Wacky...
View ArticleAmericans Have Less in Their Shopping Carts
Food prices are rising, but thanks to some chicanery on product labels, many Americans may not realize it. Instead of raising prices, manufacturers are slimming cereal boxes, juice cartons, and bars of...
View ArticleFeds Mandate Nation-of-Origin Labels for Meat, Produce
Grocery shoppers will soon be able to tell their Argentine steak from their Midwest chicken at a glance, as a new federal law mandating nation-of-origin labels kicks in Sept. 30. Country of Origin...
View ArticleWhole Foods' Labels Tell Half the Story
Eat, drink, and be wary, chocolate lovers: Whole Foods may not be telling you the whole story about its premium chocolate bars, reports the Chicago Tribune. In an investigation into product labels that...
View ArticleSupreme Court OKs Lawsuits Over 'Light' Cigarettes
The Supreme Court ruled today that lawsuits may proceed against tobacco companies for allegedly deceptive marketing of “light” cigarettes. In a 5-4 split won by the court’s liberals, the court said...
View ArticleWal-Mart Plans Eco-Rating Labels
Wal-Mart plans to begin asking suppliers to provide info on the environmental impact of their operations so the store can put so-called green rating labels on its products, the Wall Street Journal...
View ArticleCalls Brew for Labeling Sneaky Caffeine
The popularity of ice creams, yogurts, and even jelly beans with high caffeine levels is causing experts to call for labels listing how much a product contains. Manufacturers aren't currently required...
View ArticleAmmonia an Ingredient in More Than Pink Slime
If you were appalled by the revelation that the meat industry grinds up beef byproducts and gives them a nice ammonia bath, steel yourself: Experts say ammonia compounds are pretty commonly used in...
View Article20% of Supplements Illegally Labeled: Feds
Dieters beware: A new report has found that dozens of dietary supplements out there bear labels that make false, illegal claims that could pose a major threat to consumers, the AP reports. Federal...
View ArticleLabel to Die for: 'Danger— Avoid Death'
Turns out creators of the bizarrely macabre warning posted on a tractor—"Danger: Avoid Death"—didn't make such a grave mistake after all. The warning was so peculiar that it won the 11th annual Wacky...
View ArticleAmericans Have Less in Their Shopping Carts
Food prices are rising, but thanks to some chicanery on product labels, many Americans may not realize it. Instead of raising prices, manufacturers are slimming cereal boxes, juice cartons, and bars of...
View ArticleFeds Mandate Nation-of-Origin Labels for Meat, Produce
Grocery shoppers will soon be able to tell their Argentine steak from their Midwest chicken at a glance, as a new federal law mandating nation-of-origin labels kicks in Sept. 30. Country of Origin...
View ArticleWhole Foods' Labels Tell Half the Story
Eat, drink, and be wary, chocolate lovers: Whole Foods may not be telling you the whole story about its premium chocolate bars, reports the Chicago Tribune. In an investigation into product labels that...
View ArticleSupreme Court OKs Lawsuits Over 'Light' Cigarettes
The Supreme Court ruled today that lawsuits may proceed against tobacco companies for allegedly deceptive marketing of “light” cigarettes. In a 5-4 split won by the court’s liberals, the court said...
View ArticleWal-Mart Plans Eco-Rating Labels
Wal-Mart plans to begin asking suppliers to provide info on the environmental impact of their operations so the store can put so-called green rating labels on its products, the Wall Street Journal...
View ArticleCalls Brew for Labeling Sneaky Caffeine
The popularity of ice creams, yogurts, and even jelly beans with high caffeine levels is causing experts to call for labels listing how much a product contains. Manufacturers aren't currently required...
View ArticleAmmonia an Ingredient in More Than Pink Slime
If you were appalled by the revelation that the meat industry grinds up beef byproducts and gives them a nice ammonia bath, steel yourself: Experts say ammonia compounds are pretty commonly used in...
View Article20% of Supplements Illegally Labeled: Feds
Dieters beware: A new report has found that dozens of dietary supplements out there bear labels that make false, illegal claims that could pose a major threat to consumers, the AP reports. Federal...
View ArticleSay Goodbye to the Land O'Lakes 'Butter Maiden'
If you can't quite put your finger on what's different about your butter the next time you pick up a pack of Land O'Lakes, allow us to fill you in. There's something missing from the packaging—the...
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