Sentence examples for clean labels from inspiring English sources

It's all about clean labels, these days – foods that have the flavour of, shock horror, their key ingredients rather than synthetic facsimiles.

Most participants showed little discriminability among factors like organic, certified ethical sourcing, and rainforest friendly, a strong preference for clean labels, and more concern about high levels of fat rather than sugar in their chocolate confections.

Because of changes in contemporary American culture, attitudes toward certain product characteristics like clean labels, certified ethical sourcing, and sugar/fat content seem to be changing, especially among Millennials.

So what should companies consider to effectively provide clean labels?

Clean labelling looks less like a thorough spring clean of factory food than a superficial tidy-up, with the most embarrassing mess stuffed in the cupboard behind a firmly shut door – where, hopefully, no one will notice.

Over the past few years, the food industry has embarked on an operation it dubs "clean label", with the goal of removing the most glaring industrial ingredients and additives, replacing them with substitutes that sound altogether more benign.

There are chapters on the industrial scale of food production, on a visit to a food industry trade fair (the only selling point of new products is that they save supermarkets money), the practice of "clean labelling" (making ingredients sound more natural than they are), and on the uses of starch, water, oil, sugar, and colourings in food.

The consumers rarely know that "Clean label" can include MSG Truthh in Labeling, 2007).

They use "reaction flavors" as "clean label" alternatives to the use of "monosodium glutamate".

"When I say clean label, I mean being able to have products that do not have any preservatives, added sugar, or harmful chemicals," he says.

After cornering India's juice market, Rakyan says he wants to grow Raw Pressery into its largest "clean label" lifestyle brand.