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When U.S. food shoppers read labels, fat content is their greatest concern

American consumers rate themselves as the world's most savvy shoppers when it comes to understanding nutrition labels on the foods they buy. But rather than worry...

Study finds new nutrition labels inadvertently hurt food industry competition

Duke University study finds new nutrition labels inadvertently hurt food industry competition

Diet and Fat: A mistaken consensus

In 1988, the surgeon general, C. Everett Koop, proclaimed ice cream to a be public-health menace right up there with cigarettes. Alluding to his office’s famous 1964...

Food label uniformity act approved by U.S. House

The House approved legislation Wednesday that would standardize food-safety labeling requirements across the country, a move critics said would replace some strong...

FDA to require food manufacturers to list food allergens

Effective January 1, 2006, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is requiring food labels to clearly state if food products contain any ingredients that contain...

ConAgra Foods Proposes $4.9 Billion Acquisition of Ralcorp Holdings

The all-cash proposal of $86 per share would put ConAgra Foods near the top of the private label game.

Labels lack food’s origin despite law

In every American supermarket, labels tell shoppers where their seafood came from. But there are no such labels for meat, produce or nuts.

The skinny on trans fat: It's hard to tell the difference

The cherry turnovers beckon. The pastries look light and airy, with a nice little sprinkling of sugar on top. Flip the box. On the nutrition label: 7 grams of trans...

Food industry advances in labeling fight

Some state and local governments require food makers, restaurants and grocery stores to post warnings about products containing ingredients regulators deem harmful....

Tyson Files Suit Against USDA On Chicken Label

Tyson Foods Inc. has sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the company's antibiotic-free chicken label

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