Sentence examples for pack of labels from inspiring English sources

MADE ME WANT TO STEAL 'M It's a bold pack of labels you may never have heard of and can't afford, but this collection of crushable handbags, bold jewelry and figure-flattering showstoppers is worth mooning over, even if just to dream of grand larceny.

And Sony BMG will join EMI, Universal Music Group and a pack of independent labels that sell so-called digital rights management-free music in Amazon MP3, the company's music store.

A disc labeled soulful is a bit like a pack of batteries labeled high-quality or a shirt labeled fashionable: words like these are usually a sign of retail marketing at its crudest, and consumers have learned to read between the lines.

Following the use of front-of-pack nutrition labels on pre-packed foods, the provision of easily accessible nutrition information on foods prepared and consumed out of home is a highly topical policy issue with the potential to help consumers making better informed and more healthy food choices when eating out.

Results provide compelling evidence that front-of-pack labels attract attention more readily than the Nutrition Facts Panel, even when participants are not specifically tasked with searching for nutrition information.

They suggest that a single format may encourage consumers to use front-of-pack labels in making healthy food choices.

Front-of-pack labels are a relatively new format and are now widely used across many European countries, but it is unclear which of the many formats in use are best understood by consumers.

Despite growing evidence supporting the utility of front-of-pack nutrition labels in enabling consumer evaluation of food product healthiness, research on food choices is scarce.

British expert Dr Nita Forouhi, from the Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit at Cambridge University, called for "clear front of pack labelling of sugar content" to help consumers buying food products.

This study assessed the potential effect of front-of-pack health labels on consumers' expectations and actual perceived taste quality of a chicken soup.

This study aims at comparing the impact of front-of-pack nutrition labels on consumers' purchasing intentions.