Ultraprocessed foods that can be detrimental to your health are often disguised with seemingly-healthy labels — here's how to spot them.

Have you ever wanted to buy something, only to find yourself overwhelmed by eight different options for the same product? Take applesauce, for example—what used to be a simple choice now feels like ...

Canadian retailers are navigating strict CFIA and Competition Bureau guidelines for "Made in Canada" and "Product of Canada" ...

No matter your chip flavor of choice, there are bound to be seemingly random colored dots on the packaging. Turns out, they’re not a secret snack code—or a sign the chips are about to expire. “There’s ...

Nutritional labels contain more information than manufacturing and expiry dates. I’ve simplified and explained everything you ...

“Given the overwhelming support for GE labeling around the country it is no surprise that we're starting to hear more ideas for how companies can voluntarily provide consumers with information about ...

You can use the new front-of-package symbol as a tool to quickly compare similar foods. For example, you can compare the label on different cereals or different soups to make an informed choice. Use ...

The use of “healthy” labeling is voluntary for food manufacturers ... The FDA is also working on a symbol that can be put on packages to help consumers more easily identify foods that are ...

With unlimited options available, the thrill of discovering new and familiar snacks makes each visit more thrilling, but reading food labels is the most important thing to make a well-informed ...

U.S. health agencies will delay by more than two months a decision on updating the definition of the nutrient content claim "healthy" that manufacturers can voluntarily use on food packages.

The health regulator has also explored developing a symbol that manufacturers could use on food labeling to show that a product meets the criteria for the "healthy" claim. The proposed rule was ...