#food-labeling

#food-labeling

Dineen buys Canadian food whenever she can, but when she can't, she looks for imported products from outside the United States.

Ritz mistakenly labeled peanut butter crackers as cheese crackers, prompting Mondelez International to issue a recall due to severe nut allergy risks, despite correct outer carton labeling.

While some snacks and food items may appear to be animal-free at face value, looks can be deceiving.

The move to drop 'farmed' from Scottish salmon labels has sparked a legal battle, as campaigners argue it's misleading shoppers about the origin of their product.

The best tip to remember while shopping for canned pineapple is to select a brand filled with pineapple juice, not pineapple syrup.

Most deli meats contain additives and preservatives which can be sneaky sources of gluten, making it vital to check labels before consumption.

Lindt’s legal team argues that the descriptions on their chocolate products are mere puffery, which they claim makes them 'legally unactionable' despite the lawsuit's claims of deceptive marketing.