Sentence examples for choices label from inspiring English sources

Nutritionists questioned other foods given the Smart Choices label.

The letter said the agencies would be concerned if the Smart Choices label "had the effect of encouraging consumers to choose highly processed foods and refined grains instead of fruits, vegetables and whole grains".

Big food companies endorsed a common "Smart Choices" label, only to abandon it in 2009 after outcry over its use on Cocoa Krispies and tubs of Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise.That year the FDA began studying whether a standard for such labels might help to distinguish healthy foods from junk ones, as is the case in Britain.

Unilever's Fudgsicles, Kellogg's vitamin-enriched Froot Loops and Kraft's Bagel-fuls all now bear the Smart Choices label.

For example, EPA's new "Safer Choices" label may indicate a safer home cleaning product, but EPA uses flexible criteria in this technical assistance program for chemical manufacturers, not strict, pass-fail standards, and EPA does not yet require that products have an onsite audit prior to displaying the new EPA label.

In Mexico, the food and beverage industry initially signed on to the policy recommendations of a national panel that included labelling, although it later withdrew support for the Choices label system (53).

There are several pre-set color choices, labeled "Movie", "Gaming", and "Text", but all they really do is change the color temperature.

Overall, dietary improvements were found across all seven countries, including reductions in saturated fats and sodium and sugars consumed, suggesting that the Choices labelling system could have broad health impacts (51).

The wrath of abortion lobbyists like Michelman could be dangerous for Molinari: when and if the "pro-choice" label stops sticking to Molinari, the "moderate" label will probably peel off too.

The smart move for abortion rights advocates might be to work on expanding the immoral-but-legal community without abandoning the fight to gain converts to the moral-and-legal camp and to make it clear that the "pro-choice" label refers to a pragmatic position and not necessarily to a moral ideal.

The result is the new Safer Choice label.