Sentences with phrase «support product claims»

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In 2012, a U.S. congressional committee warned that Huawei products could be used for spying — a charge the company continues to deny — but did not release evidence to support its claims.

For example, let's say your competitor uses a product message that claims its product eliminates more impurities than your product with evidence to support its claim.

The FDA has applied the same kind of scrutiny to claims that marijuana - derived products can help prevent, treat, or cure cancer (claims which aren't supported by any existing scientific evidence).

What kind of research supports the marketing claims so often conveyed through consumer product commercials?

Data to support claims made in marketing materials (e.g. user / customer metrics, signed contracts and agreements, product demonstrations, etc..)

Both are used to signal the reader or TV viewer that the idea, point of view or product has authoritative support and is supposed to work and one not need question it's truth claims or usefulness.

We reject it because there is no evidence to support it the way we would reject a claim for a cancer cure if the makers didn't have any research suggesting that their product actually cured cancer.

It's obvious that such advances as abolition were a product of the Enlightenment, and that enlightened Christians then reworked their interpretation of the Bible to support this secular discovery, not the other way around, like preachers like to claim these days.

This conclusion, we claim, is supported by the examination of the apocalyptic Son of man sayings in the tradition; they all reveal themselves to be products of the early Church.

I've heard people claim that coconut oil has a «thermogenic effect» supported by the erroneous idea that coconut oil is synonymous with a semi-synthetic laboratory product known as MCT oil.

There is a marked trend for food marketing based on the intrinsic, natural healthfulness of the product and its ingredients.5 New global product development activity in the soup category supports consumers» desire for a clean label, with «no additives» the top positioning claim for new soup products globally.1 Meanwhile, «all natural» positioning fuels growth in the prepared pasta and noodles market.6

This clean - taste flour can also support gluten - free and non-GMO claims, giving consumers even more reasons to reach for your soups, yogurts, dairy desserts and other products.

The products supported by the Australian Beverages Council and produced by its members, all abide by this current regulation regarding health claims.

All - round service GoodMills Innovation provides support for its customers throughout the whole added - value chain — from the first product idea and prototype to packaging and product claims.

Today, consistent with our Purpose, we announced our support for mandatory national labeling of products that may contain genetically modified organisms (GMO) and proposed that the federal government provide a national standard for non-GMO claims made on food packaging.

Impossible Foods is an example of a firm that has gained consumer support and investments from the likes of Bill Gates by marketing its products on the premise of sustainability, claiming that one of its burgers creates 87 % less greenhouse gas emissions compared to a beef burger.

According to new research by Innova Market Insights, concerns around products that are «good for me, good for the planet» are increasing, providing opportunities for ingredients that can support sustainability and ethics claims in relation to humans, animals and the environment.

For years, it seems, MomsTEAM has been getting e-mails from mouth guard manufacturers touting their products as reducing the risk of concussion, despite the lack of any peer - reviewed scientific studies to support their claims.

Companies such as Nestlé actively promote this idea, following their statements of support for breastfeeding with idealising claims for products, as in the above example.

To quote myself: If you are one of those women who can't seem to offer your «support» without judging other women either directly or passive aggressively, if you do denigrate formula feeding mothers in the name of upholding women who want to breastfeed, if you spread outright lies about formula companies and the product they sell, you are doing nothing but feeding into the hype and exacerbating the anxiety felt by some of the very mothers you claim to express concern for.......

The label below shows that Nestlé claims its BEBA Junior formula for use from 12 months of age is not a breastmilk substitute — despite the product being fed in a bottle (a surrogate breast) and its claim to support the recommendation of breastfeeding into the second year of life and beyond.

The makers of baby products can slap an «educational» or «developmental» label on their toys without oversight and certainly without any research or evidence to support their claims.

Although the makers of pregnancy teas promote their products as healthy for expectant moms, no clinical studies support these claims, and the safety of the ingredients is not regulated.

The labeling of infant feeding products and nutrition and health claims should be regulated to support Health Canada's breastfeeding policies.

Most neuroscientists agree that such approaches are probably helpful, but few purveyors of these products offer clinical data to support their claims.

In addition, while all 11 of the products» promotional materials contained claims that the supplements «support,» «protect,» «help» or «promote» vision and eye health, none had statements specifying that nutritional supplements have only been proven effective in people with specific stages of AMD.

Look for: Some powders may also have added ingredients that claim to aid fat burning and support metabolism — think green tea and acai, although it's difficult to gauge whether ingredients shown to be effective in isolation increase the efficacy of host products.

The problem is, the studies that support these claims are studies on whole coconuts, coconut oil or other coconut products, not the aminos!

Claims that fermented soy products like tempeh can be relied on as a source of vitamin B12, necessary for healthy blood and nervous system, have not been supported by scientific research.27 Finally, soybeans do not supply all - important fat soluble vitamins D and preformed A (retinol) which act as catalysts for the proper absorption and utilization of all minerals and water soluble vitamins in the diet.

A meta - analysis of literature related to the use of velvet antler products as an alternative to drugs provides credible evidence to support the claim that compounds in velvet antler may be significantly more effective than many conventional prescription and over-the-counter drugs for relief of the symptoms of osteoarthritis.

The third claim, however, is addressed at length in the scientific literature, and if you just do a cursory search, you can find studies that support this idea that consuming acid - forming foods will lead to excess calcium excretion in the urine, and it's easy to come to the conclusion that acid - forming foods — which would be animal products, among other things — are negative for bone health because of that.

Please note that while National Nutrition supports your right to use natural health care products for any therapeutic purpose that you see fit, that the information on this website should not be considered as a claim or as a substitute for medical advice.

Unfortunately, we did not find much support regarding the product's claims of producing faster muscle recovery and helping to build lean muscle mass either.

Other then the above mentioned fermented soy products, there is no significant data that I've seen that supports the claim that soy is a health food.

Each product is given a letter grade based on how healthy that food item is — and provides details to support its claim.

(Editor's Note: School Innovations & Advocacy, publisher of Cabinet Report, provides mandate claims support to school districts as part of its array of products and services.)

This digital tool references a Mathematica report entitled «Understanding Types of Evidence: A Guide for Educators» that dissects different types of reports in order to help educators understand which product claims are actually supported by research and which are merely speculative, potentially misleading, or mainly for marketing purposes.

Narrowing the search to men's watches for simplicity, we considered five manufacturers that claim to support their products for life.

Pohl says the products are supported by animal - friendly testing and research that result in products that do what the company claims they do.

Through sharing this information with retailers, manufacturers afford opportunities for points of reference to support the claims that these greener products offer efficiency without compromising environmental protection.

The National Animal Supplement Council also checked its members» joint support products and found that 25 % didn't meet label claims, president Bill Bookout says.

However, products that state «veterinarian formulated» or «veterinary documented» only require 1 veterinarian to support the claim.

This recipe is naturally grain - free, made with chicken meal as the primary ingredient which supports the high - protein claims made about this product.

Glucosamine / Chondroitin: While anecdotal reports indicate that these products may be beneficial, human as well as animal studies have not supported these claims.

While some brands that market themselves as «premium pet food» manufactures do not have the proof to support that claim, it is obvious that their products meet these lofty claims.

The Evanger's company has not been affected by any FDA - issued or voluntary recalls in recent years which seems to support the company's claims that their products are all high - quality and very safe.

Based only on a review of their ingredients for several of their most popular products, they seem to support claims of high - quality ingredients and balanced formulas.

These products are claimed to support joints, skin and coat health, gastrointestinal tract health, and heart health, for example.

Another fact that supports the «super-premium» claim for this brand is the fact that they only sell their products in independent and boutique pet stores.

These indications, however, are not permitted under the product's approved labeling and CVM is not aware of substantial evidence to support a claim of effectiveness against whipworms for your product.