Sentence examples for label campaign from inspiring English sources
Other "Fear Based Labeling" examples the Peel Back the Label campaign found were "No high-fructose corn syrup" peanut butter, when no peanut butter contains high-fructose corn syrup, and Non-GMO crackers, bread, tomato and orange products, when there is no GMO wheat, tomatoes or oranges produced commercially in this country.
Anna McMullen of the Labour Behind the Label campaign said Primark had been engaged in the compensation process, but needed to rethink its business model.
Tina and Dean are the first pregnant couple to feature in the Lose The Label campaign on Facebook, run by Michelle Clark from Cambridgeshire, whose daughter Mara is three and has Down's syndrome.
Anna McMullen, campaigns co-ordinator at the Labour Behind the Label campaign group, said H&M's announcement was encouraging because it meant the company would have to increase workers' pay.
With an analysis showing three-quarters of their customers expressed concern about green and social issues, M&S launched the "Behind the Label" campaign, which educated its 16 million customers about all the things the company was doing regarding environmental and social issues.
The National Milk Producers Federation launched a "peel back the label" campaign this summer, aimed squarely at a growing list of dairy products like Clover's GMO-free milk.
Is the clean-label campaign a heart-and-soul effort by manufacturers to respond to our desire for more wholesome food?
The new labeling campaign hopes to clear up such confusion.
Storytelling was a focus of the "Love Has No Labels" campaign, released this year.
They're going to formally roll out a "No Labels" campaign endorsing the "antiabortion" moniker starting later this year.
