Sentence examples for food labelled from inspiring English sources

With real food filling our supermarkets, and fake food labelled accordingly, we wouldn't need extreme food obsessions in January.

According to the market research firm Nielsen, the food industry sells $40bn worth of food labelled with the word "natural" annually.

State and territory health ministers have agreed to support the health star rating system which will see food labelled for its nutritional value.

Charles Spence, the Oxford experimental psychologist, writes in his forthcoming book The Perfect Meal: "cognitive neuroscientists have found that food labelled as organic can lead to increased activity in the ventral striatum, a part of the brain involved in controlling our motivation to eat and acquire food".

Anxious about the industry's rampant corruption (half of all "kosher" food was not), price-fixing and bitter rivalries (including drive-by shootings in poultry markets), New York started the trend in 1915 with a bill saying that food labelled fit for Jews must comply with "orthodox Hebrew religious requirements".

A Defra spokesman said: "It is totally unacceptable if food labelled as halal has been found to contain pork.

Sainsbury's sells more Freedom Food labeled products than any other supermarket.

Any food labeled "bad" and I wanted it.

FOP: Front-of-pack; FLIP: Food label information program.

Buy food labeled 100% organic.

Polls indicate that more than 90percentt of Americans want genetically engineered foods labeled.