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How to Read Eco-Labels on Food

Posted by Jill McLaughlin (Grunewald) on Oct 03, 2024

When it comes to eco-labeling on food, do you know what to look for? Are you getting what you pay for? Do you understand what those labels mean? Or are you being greenwashed and humanewashed? And what are the most reliable labels?

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The Great Label Debate

Posted by Jill McLaughlin (Grunewald) on Nov 24, 2009

Food labels, both nutritional and on-pack seals or symbols, are intended to inform consumers, enabling us to make conscientious choices. Yet confusion abounds, particularly when consumers don’t know what labels mean, assume they mean something they don’t, or worse, if the label is misleading.

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Jill, thank you for listening. Thank you for taking my health into your hands and caring enough to truly work for me and my good. Thank you for helping me to feel better. Thank you for doing the research to continue to help me and others.

Penny White-Roseth, Minneapolis, MN
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