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Sustaining Sustainability

Nearly 70% of consumers said they consider sustainable production when selecting food products.

September 3, 2013

Some 52% of those surveyed regard wild-caught fish or seafood as having more health benefits than other types of fish.

Hershey Fronting

The Hershey Company plans to bring an enhanced food labeling system to its U.S. product portfolio.

April 18, 2013

Hershey will begin to roll out front-of-pack nutrition information in the second half of 2013.

EU Citizens want Greater Origin Labeling

January 28, 2013

The origin country of products is a key criteria for EU consumers when buying food, according to a survey by the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC).

Brits Want GM Designations

January 15, 2013

Two-thirds of the British public say it is "important" that genetically modified ingredients are labelled on food.

Shopping Changes Brewing?

January 2, 2013

Some 96% of U.S. mothers say they plan to make changes to their food-buying habits in 2013, a survey indicates.

Prop 37 Defeated

November 7, 2012

A measure to require labeling of genetically modified foods in California was defeated.

EU Legislating on Baby Milk and Allergy Foods

June 20, 2012

Rules on the labeling and contents of baby milks and food for people with special medical needs would be better defined to protect consumers and give clarity to the food industry, under draft legislation adopted by the European Parliament.

Nutrition Labeling on Meats

March 6, 2012

Inspections in meat and poultry establishments are to verify that all single-ingredient ground or chopped meat and poultry products that do not qualify for an exemption under the final regulation, bear “Nutrition Facts” panels on their labels.

Bright and Natural

February 22, 2012

Confectionery producers have begun replacing much-debated synthetic colors with natural colors.

New Nutrition Label Suggested

October 21, 2011

The nutrition label on the front of a box of cereal, a frozen dinner or any other food should be as quick and easy to read as the Energy Star label on a clothes washer or an air-conditioner, according to a study requested by Congress.