Sentences with phrase «interested in food labeling»

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But given consumers» interest in knowing what's in their food, the FDA issued two sets of guidelines for manufacturers who wish to voluntarily label foods with genetically modified ingredients.

The market share of private label trade is forecasted to grow in future and the interest in finding new manufacturers and exporters is great among food and beverage sector professionals.

Interest in naturalness, minimal processing and clean labeling is no longer new in the food industry.

The overall food and beverage market continues to address consumer interest in clean labels.

The Pavilion focuses on Hispanic and Latin American products for the restaurant, foodservice and retail market, specifically new and traditional, authentic ingredients, flavors, products, prepared foods and private label products — offering restaurant and foodservice operators the opportunity to stay on top of consumer's growing interest in cuisine with no ethnic boundaries!

The present study was primarily interested in assessing consumers» ability to use a variety of front - of - pack labelling systems; therefore participants did not have access to other information that might also be used when selecting foods.

Consumers» increased interest in sugar reduction, fat reduction and protein intake and food labels has driven their growing preference for «natural» and «clean label» ingredients and healthier, more nutritious options for consumption.

The new report shows that a food hub / packinghouse — which would enable area farmers to aggregate their produce, and provide storage, packing and distribution, limited processing, and private labeling for interested large volume buyers in the Midwest, including distributors, grocery stores, hospitals, hotels and schools and other institutional buyers — would create new jobs, and new revenue for up to 50 family farm businesses in Wisconsin.

«This year we'd like to see ten - thousand schools put fruit in nice bowls and add descriptive labels for healthy foods,» says Wansink, who in the short time since he got started has already had more than 1,400 American schools express interest in the program.

Interestingly, it was after the Clean Label Project investigated pet food that consumers expressed interest in contaminants found in infant formula and baby food, perhaps a testament to our national priorities.

They said the lawsuit poses a challenge to the right of a news organization «to explore matters of obvious public interest — what is in the food we eat and how that food is labeled.»

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Given how the USDA and industry has been refusing to label genetically engineered foods (GMOs), which would allow consumers to make informed choices, I find it interesting that the USDA now says they are going to give schools a choice about pink slime or pink slime - free, in the interests of transparency.

Those in favour of labelling argue that the public has the right to know what is in their food, citing food - safety concerns and a general mistrust of corporate interests in agriculture.

If you don't take much interest in nutritional information, now is the time to start reading those food labels and finding out more about what your body actually needs.

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Pets are a part of our families and, as such, pet lovers are increasingly interested in learning more about their dog or cat's food and researching topics such as how pet food is made, where ingredients come from, and what's in a label.

Pet food manufacturers realize consumers are becoming more interested in the ingredients in dog and cat formulas, and they know you want to see meat as the first ingredient on the label.

I read with interest in the February issue your lead article about the Guaranteed Analysis on dog food labels — and came away...

Q I read with interest in the February issue your lead article about the Guaranteed Analysis on dog food labels — and came away frustrated that dog food labels will not be like people food labels for the foreseeable future, making it next to impossible to compare nutrient levels in two different dog foods.

Another important potential predictor of interest in these «omitter» labels and SKUs is attentiveness to food ingredients by human owners.

Since correct labeling and descriptions are of key importance in food merchandise business, my excellent track record of correct and prominent labeling, inventory maintenance and accurate product description tallying skills would be of interest to you.

For the final analyses we kept these factors separate, labelling them food fussiness (α =.81) and interest in food (α =.89), respectively.