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Food Authority Proposes Warning Labels: How Front-Of-Pack Food Labels May Change Soon
A red hexagon could soon appear on the front of packaged foods to flag high levels of added sugar, added fat or salt.
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With Different Recipes And Cost, How Cheap Packaged Foods Like Maggi Came To Dominate India's Diet
India proposes tough red warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, salt, or fat amid rising diabetes cases and public health concerns.
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Apple's App Tracking Transparency Framework Isn't Foolproof, Allowing Developers to Still Track Users: Study
Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework, which was introduced last year, has some weaknesses that could allow app developers to still track users, an independent study conducted by a group of researchers has suggested. The study also shows that the Privacy Nutrition Labels available on the App Store could be inaccurate and misleading in s...
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Placing Food's Nutrition Label In Front Of The Package May Help Promote Healthy Eating - Study
A new study has found that placing these nutrition labels in front of the package may also help to increase the nutritional quality of the food (from the manufacturer's side).
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Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
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Why Is Reading A Food Label Important? Our Expert Nutritionist Has The Answer
Food labels comes under the heading "Nutrition Facts" which is written in white with all black and bold letters.
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Why the Nutrition Labelling Guidelines Need to Change
According to researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark,the health effects of a particular food product should not be assessed on the basis of the individual protein, fat and fiber content and instead it should be evaluated keeping in mind the product might be eaten with another food item at the same time.
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10 Hidden Names of Sugar Used Commonly on Ingredient Labels
Manufacturers often use technical terms to disguise the consumers but you have help at hand.The presence of the following words indicates added sugar, read your labels carefully.
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You're About to Find Out How Much Sugar is Added to Your Food
Though this additional information won't be required until next year, health advocates predicted that such legally mandated disclosure would deliver less-sugary foods in its wake. They were right.
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On the Label: Preservatives Lurking in Your Food
You need to learn how to identify these compounds on the food packaging to consider your well-being.
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Decoding Labels: How to Spot Natural and Artificial Colours in Your Food
Use this guide to decide whether the food product is worthy of a spot in your kitchen cabinet or is simply putting up a front.
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Europeans Recognize Responsibility to Prevent Food Waste
Nearly six in ten Europeans said they always check "use by" and "best before" labels when shopping and preparing meals, with very few indicating that they never do.
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Are Fats Unhealthy? The Battle Over Dietary Guidelines
We know much less for sure than we think, and recommendations that forcefully tell people exactly what and precisely how much they should or should not eat can be counterproductive.
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The More We Learn on Nutrition, the More We Ignore
People still have to eat, and studies have shown that drinking ones calories does not result in a corresponding decrease in food calories consumed, a fact that may also apply to those who drink multiple servings of wine.
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Australia to Introduce Country-of-Origin Food Labelling from 2016
Australia will introduce mandatory country-of-origin food labelling from 2016, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday.
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Food Authority Proposes Warning Labels: How Front-Of-Pack Food Labels May Change Soon
A red hexagon could soon appear on the front of packaged foods to flag high levels of added sugar, added fat or salt.
-
With Different Recipes And Cost, How Cheap Packaged Foods Like Maggi Came To Dominate India's Diet
India proposes tough red warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, salt, or fat amid rising diabetes cases and public health concerns.
-
Apple's App Tracking Transparency Framework Isn't Foolproof, Allowing Developers to Still Track Users: Study
Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework, which was introduced last year, has some weaknesses that could allow app developers to still track users, an independent study conducted by a group of researchers has suggested. The study also shows that the Privacy Nutrition Labels available on the App Store could be inaccurate and misleading in s...
-
Placing Food's Nutrition Label In Front Of The Package May Help Promote Healthy Eating - Study
A new study has found that placing these nutrition labels in front of the package may also help to increase the nutritional quality of the food (from the manufacturer's side).
-
Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
-
Why Is Reading A Food Label Important? Our Expert Nutritionist Has The Answer
Food labels comes under the heading "Nutrition Facts" which is written in white with all black and bold letters.
-
Why the Nutrition Labelling Guidelines Need to Change
According to researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark,the health effects of a particular food product should not be assessed on the basis of the individual protein, fat and fiber content and instead it should be evaluated keeping in mind the product might be eaten with another food item at the same time.
-
10 Hidden Names of Sugar Used Commonly on Ingredient Labels
Manufacturers often use technical terms to disguise the consumers but you have help at hand.The presence of the following words indicates added sugar, read your labels carefully.
-
You're About to Find Out How Much Sugar is Added to Your Food
Though this additional information won't be required until next year, health advocates predicted that such legally mandated disclosure would deliver less-sugary foods in its wake. They were right.
-
On the Label: Preservatives Lurking in Your Food
You need to learn how to identify these compounds on the food packaging to consider your well-being.
-
Decoding Labels: How to Spot Natural and Artificial Colours in Your Food
Use this guide to decide whether the food product is worthy of a spot in your kitchen cabinet or is simply putting up a front.
-
Europeans Recognize Responsibility to Prevent Food Waste
Nearly six in ten Europeans said they always check "use by" and "best before" labels when shopping and preparing meals, with very few indicating that they never do.
-
Are Fats Unhealthy? The Battle Over Dietary Guidelines
We know much less for sure than we think, and recommendations that forcefully tell people exactly what and precisely how much they should or should not eat can be counterproductive.
-
The More We Learn on Nutrition, the More We Ignore
People still have to eat, and studies have shown that drinking ones calories does not result in a corresponding decrease in food calories consumed, a fact that may also apply to those who drink multiple servings of wine.
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Australia to Introduce Country-of-Origin Food Labelling from 2016
Australia will introduce mandatory country-of-origin food labelling from 2016, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Tuesday.
