Do you consider yourself a savvy shopper? Even if you do, our nutrition expert says you may want to watch out for food labels ...

Food packaging is filled with terms that sound reassuring, but many labels mean less than shoppers think. Here is a clear, ...

Study reveals that front-of-pack labels alone can't ensure healthy choices, as perceptions of naturalness and processing ...

Are you confused by food label terms like “Sell By,” “Use By” and “Best By?” If so, you aren’t alone. Federal regulators would also like a little clarity. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the ...

The Food and Drug Administration is considering two labels for food and drink packaging. These labels will help consumers identify foods that have high amounts of sodium, saturated fat, or sugar. Some ...

If "sell by," "use by" and other food label dates seem confusing, there's a reason. Federal regulations do not require product dating labels except for infant formula, according to the U.S. Department ...

Pet food labels influence a lot of pet parents’ decisions, even though many of the claims on them are not as clear as they ...

In a world full of dietary trends and ever-evolving health advice, reading food labels remains one of the most reliable ways to make informed choices. Food labels reveal details beyond taste and ...

Reading food labels might seem like a simple habit, but research shows it can significantly impact longevity. This practice helps individuals make informed dietary choices, manage portions effectively ...

When you just want to quickly grab dinner, reading labels can be a pain in the you-know-what. For your convenience, here's ...

The math it took to calculate the number of calories in your favorite snack involved a lot more guesstimation than you may think. The Food and Drug Administration began requiring standardized ...

Reading dog food labels can feel like reading a foreign language, and you are not alone in that thought. Many pet parents feel overwhelmed when trying to interpret what the dog food labels actually ...