Sentence examples for claims on labels from inspiring English sources

Urvashi Rangan, project director of GreenerChoices.org, a Web site published by Consumer Reports that evaluates environmental claims on labels, called that claim "truthful but misleading".

The agency says it has been considering adding letter grades to health claims on labels that indicate the strength of the research supporting the claim.

"The claims on labels that consumers see will no longer be as reliable," said Bruce Silverglade, director of legal affairs at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit consumer group in Washington.

"What has happened is that we've gone from having virtually no health claims on labels to a free-for-all where companies can say almost anything they want with almost no evidence," said Bonnie Liebman, nutrition director of the center.

Where regulatory agencies have dragged their feet, and where food manufacturers continue to make dubious claims on labels, consumers are taking matters into their own hands with class-action lawsuits Kim Richman of Richman Law group, for instance, has also filed class action lawsuits in regard to the presence of trans fats and GMOs in foods.

These claims on labels can be of use to consumers [ 16] although use of words such as 'natural' can be difficult to interpret meaningfully.

Nearly 80% of Americans report actually reading food labels, but many need to feel more confident in the accuracy of the claims on said labels.

The guide, a 26-page document, explains that the Food and Drug Administration is responsible for claims on labeling, and the F.T.C. for advertising claims, including those on the Internet.

The Consultation recommends that specific health claims on labeling material on probiotic food items be allowed when sufficient scientific evidence is available and that the product manufacturer take responsibility for ensuring that an independent third party reviews and evaluates the scientific evidence.

Schaldemose: "Energy drinks shouldn't have any kind of health claims on them" Should energy and sugary drinks be allowed to claim on their labels that the caffeine in them boosts alertness and concentration?

The Food and Drug Administration decision lets TriPath make the claim on labels for its SurePath test pack and PrepStain slide process.