The FDA’s new, same-old food labels demand better obesity solutions by Richard Williams, opinion contributor - 01/30/25 10:00 AM ET ...

From flashy buzzwords to health claims, food labels can be deceiving. With this in mind, it’s important to take a closer look at what you’re buying at the grocery store. Recommended Videos ...

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Why food labels can sometimes be deceiving Geo resource failed to load. It’s recommended focusing on the nutrition facts label and the ingredient list over any claims on the front of the box.

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