Sentence examples for labeling would cost from inspiring English sources

Jerry Greenfield of Ben and Jerry's stated on Democracy Now, "Consumers Union, which puts out consumers reports, did a study for this last election in Oregon and discovered that adding labeling would cost about $3 a year to consumers' bills".

Despite the fact that what their ads warned of never happened in the many other nations that sensibly require GM food labeling, they argued that labeling would cost consumers hundreds of dollars, create confusion, and hurt farmers and small businesses.

Dr. Seidowski estimated that the labels would cost about $2 each when produced in quantity.

Here the company is selling wardrobe staples that, if they bore a different label, would cost a whole lot more.

Small-batch printing for pint labels would cost more than the actual product in some instances, forcing us to limit our pint offerings.

The food industry complained that the new labeling measure would cost $1 billion.

The state's Agriculture Department estimated that the annual cost of the labeling would be about $11.2 million, after a start-up of $6.3 million the first year.

I have to admit that while the Dead Horse, which got 94 points from Wine Advocate, would likely improve with age, I couldn't wait, I had it with dinner and it was fantastic, the kind of big, bold fruit forward red you'd swear was quintessential Napa - except if it was labelled Napa it would cost twice as much (or more).

Right now the library uses labels that cost 8 cents each, and bar codes would cost 55 to 60 cents each, Marcum said.

The Volt's label said driving the car 15,000 miles a year only on battery power would cost $601.

In New York, the same coat would cost $5,000; even twice that if it bears a chic designer label.