FDA/CFSAN: Food Labeling Overview
Skip to Content Search Q & A Help Contents Overview & Recent Announcements Overview of Conventional Foods Electronic Newsletter Announcement General Information & How to Use the Food Label Using Nutrition Facts Panel Label Education Tools Research on Label Use & Format Historical/background Information Consumer Nutrition & Health Information Articles on Nutrition Reporting/Requesting ...
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Monosodium Glutamate and MSG: The whole truth about monosodium glutamate and MSG
Monosodium Glutamate, monosodium glutamate, MSG, glutamate - separating MSG-fact from MSG-fiction and industry propaganda June 13, 2002 -- Since you are here, I assume you know that neurotoxic processed free glutamic acid (MSG) is hidden in food additives, processed food, cosmetics, drugs, and virtually all food crops. Processed free glutamic acid (MSG) is a neurotoxic amino acid. It is an ...
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Stop Labeling Lies at StopLabelingLies.com - News and information about misleading product
The purpose of this web site is to put a stop to food labels containing false information and the misleading marketing campaigns which often accompany them, such as products which falsely claim to treat anthrax, food products which claim to follow organic food standards, and dairy producers which falsely claim superioriority over their competitors.
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Nutri-Facts: Nutrition Facts, Food Labels, Diet, Fitness, Exercise, Health, etc.
Nutri-Facts is a free searchable database of food nutrition labels. Fast Food info, nutrition news, book store and dieting tools.
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Deciphering Food Labels
Find out how to make healthy food choices for your child by using food labels in our article for parents.
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WORDING OF PET FOOD LABELS
Wording of pet food labels (including a handy definition list). Today, words used in the ingredient list can be hiding what is really in the food. Things like feathers, sawdust and dehydrated pig excreta all have IFN's that would identify them. Current regulations allow ingredients like these to be put in pet food and labeled with wording so you don't know they are in there.
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Canadian Nutrition Labelling: A Call for Reform
CSPI, The Council of Canadians, FoodShare Metro Toronto, Ontario Society of Nutrition Professionals in Public Health, National Federation of Consumers' Associations of Quebec, Toronto Food Policy Council, reports, food safety, food labeling, food safety, food safety, labeling standards, safe food, food additives, dairy products, bottled water, Canada, Canada, Codex, Canada, Canadian Food ...
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