The central character of this story is made out to be kind of a joke, and his typical dinner of pizza does rather undermine his earnestness in taking food companies to task for misleading claims about the health of their products -- but FFS, somebody's got to. The real joke is what these companies get away with in a country with an obesity epidemic and widespread heart disease. #foodlabels

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/09/11/the-lies-in-your-grocery-store

I hate tricky #foodlabels It's been ILLEGAL to sell meat & dairy with antibiotics and added hormones since the 1970s. So why should I pay extra for something they're legally REQUIRED to provide. And so what if the bison (or whatever animal the meat us from) ate a vegetarian diet?

Learn how to read #packagedfood labels to avoid #toxicingredients

https://food.news/2023-02-27-decipher-packaged-food-labels-avoid-harmful-ingredients.html

#foodlabels #ingredients

Learn how to read #packagedfood labels to avoid #toxicingredients

https://www.naturalnews.com/2023-02-27-decipher-packaged-food-labels-avoid-harmful-ingredients.html

#foodlabels #ingredients

Learn how to read #packagedfood labels to avoid #toxicingredients #foodlabels #ingredients

https://newstarget.com/2023-02-27-decipher-packaged-food-labels-avoid-harmful-ingredients.html

How food labels can help tackle climate change | The Independent
#ClimateCrisis
#FoodLabels

Menus featuring “low climate impact labels led 10 percent more people to pick a chicken sandwiches, salad or fish than the control

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/climate-change-food-labels-b2266957.html

These chicken eggs are advertised as "Bite Size"...

Methinks some clever-clogs marketing person is relying on the positive association with other bite-sized things (i.e., chocolates).

#Advertising #Marketing #FoodLabels #Funny #BiteSized #Psychology #Influence

I can't claim to fully understand this stuff.

https://www.euractiv.com/section/agriculture-food/news/forget-labels-ai-is-the-future-of-healthy-eating-expert-says/

"Camille Perrin from consumer organisation BEUC also reserved criticisms for the idea. “Interesting to see all those screaming [that] Nutriscore is too directive and paternalistic [are] liking a tweet that basically suggests an AI-powered connected fridge should tell me what I can eat or not,” she tweeted". #health #nutrition #FoodLabels #Nutriscore #IoT