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business17 days ago•25 min saved

Regenerative Foods Boom Hits Aisles, But Labeling Remains Murky

Regenerative agriculture is moving from niche to mainstream, with about $2 billion in retail sales and commitments from major food makers and retailers, plus a $700 million US government pilot to support soil-health practices. But the lack of a uniform federal standard means labels vary in meaning, raising greenwashing concerns; third-party certs like ROC aim to add credibility. Regenerative products are still pricier and less widespread, so brands must tell credible stories beyond the label to win consumers.

via Yahoo Finance|

#business #certification #consumer-trends

technology1 month ago•3 min saved

Amazon enforces AI-generated person labeling on seller images after New York disclosure law

Amazon now requires third-party sellers to label images or videos featuring AI-generated people, aligning with New York's synthetic-performer disclosure law; the label will appear on listings where applicable, with exceptions for real or pre-existing characters, and Amazon has not disclosed exact labeling criteria.

via CNBC|

#ai #amazon #labeling

business1 month ago•16 min saved

AI Labels to Flag AI-Generated vs AI-Assisted Music

A coalition of major music-industry and artists’ groups (including the RIAA, IFPI, The Grammys, SAG-AFTRA and the Human Artistry Campaign) unveiled voluntary labels to indicate when a sound recording uses generative AI, distinguishing AI-generated tracks from AI-assisted ones with simple icons. The labeling, designed for adoption by streaming services and distributors, is currently voluntary and does not yet cover AI use in lyrics, videos, or other aspects. Citing Deezer’s finding that AI-generated tracks comprised a large share of new music and Apple Music’s data, the groups say the labeling provides fans with transparency as AI use in music evolves.

via Deadline|

#ai #business #labeling

politics-society1 month ago•13 min saved

Supreme Court curbs state cancer warnings for pesticides when EPA stays silent

The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that federal law preempts states from adding cancer warnings to pesticides that the EPA did not require, blocking state-level liability claims against Monsanto/Bayer for Roundup and potentially stalling thousands of lawsuits. The decision narrows state consumer-protection options, though lawmakers are moving to counter it with legislation or executive actions, and the ruling specifically concerns failure-to-warn claims rather than broader product-harm suits.

via The Conversation|

#glyphosate #labeling #politics-society

food2 months ago•14 min saved

Rethink Your Olive Oil: 11 Mistakes That Dull Flavor

A panel of olive-oil experts debunks common consumer mistakes—from storing near heat and light, to using the wrong containers, misreading labels, and mistaking 'first cold press' for quality. Freshness, proper packaging, and third-party certification matter more than price or color; EVOO should be treated as a finishing, flavor-enhancing ingredient, not a neutral cooking oil; avoid bulk purchases and open bottles quickly (3–4 months).

via The Takeout|

#food #freshness #labeling

family-life3 months ago•19 min saved

Prep Like a Pro: The Ultimate Sleepaway Camp Packing Cheat Sheet

Between Carpools compiles a refreshed Be Ready for Camp guide, gathering camp packing lists, gender-specific checklists, and practical tips on labeling, laundry, pre-camp pointers, and safety to help both first-time and veteran families get their kids ready for sleepaway camp this summer.

via Between Carpools|

#camp #family-life #labeling

business3 months ago•31 min saved

Lawsuit alleges Cento mislabels San Marzano tomatoes as authentic

Two California residents sue Cento Fine Foods, claiming its 'Certified San Marzano' canned tomatoes are falsely labeled as authentic San Marzano and possibly fail to meet the official DOP standards; Cento maintains third-party Agri-Cert certification and field-level traceability, noting a previous 2019 NY lawsuit had questioned its San Marzano claims.

via Yahoo|

#business #cento-fine-foods #dop

business3 months ago•2 min saved

Lawsuit Accuses Cento of Misleading San Marzano Tomato Labeling

Two California residents sue Cento Fine Foods, alleging its canned tomatoes labeled 'Certified San Marzano' are not authentic San Marzano and lack the DOP designation, a claim the suit says misleads consumers; Cento says its product is Agri-Cert certified with traceability, and the case cites a prior 2019 lawsuit challenging its labels.

via CBS News|

#business #cento-fine-foods #dop

health3 months ago•12 min saved

Savoring food could be the secret to sustainable weight loss

New research suggests weight management depends not just on what you eat but how you think about it: beliefs about a meal can alter hunger hormones like ghrelin and GLP-1, affecting fullness. Labeling foods as 'healthy' can dampen satisfaction and increase intake, while a restraint mindset may trigger overeating later. The takeaway is to trust your body, avoid deprivation language, enjoy mostly unprocessed foods, and allow occasional treats as part of a balanced plan.

via BBC|

#ghrelin #glp-1 #health

health4 months ago•4 min saved

Labels Over Hype: A Pharmacist’s Call for Safer Kids’ Cough Remedies

A pharmacist argues that a popular children’s cough syrup is more marketing than medicine: it’s a multi-ingredient product that risks double-dosing and includes an ineffective phenylephrine dose, a sedating antihistamine, and dextromethorphan with weak pediatric evidence, plus dyes and sorbitol. He recommends single-ingredient, age-appropriate options, precise dosing in mL with a syringe, and non-drug measures like humidifiers, saline, fluids, and honey for kids over 1. He also shares practical steps for talking with doctors/pharmacists and reminds caregivers to avoid codeine or tramadol and to seek urgent care for warning signs, emphasizing that the right treatment for kids is safe, targeted care rather than the strongest medicine.

via Iowa Park Leader|

#dosing #health #labeling

business4 months ago•2 min saved

Trader Joe's Caffeine Labeling Sparks California Class Action

A California class-action alleges Trader Joe's French Roast Low Acid coffee is deceptively labeled, failing to disclose its lower caffeine content; testing shows it contains about half the caffeine of a regular blend, yet the label does not indicate 'low caffeine' or 'half-caff.' The four plaintiffs, who bought the product nationwide, seek damages and an injunction to stop selling the misleading coffee.

via CBS News|

#business #caffeine #class-action

health6 months ago•4 min saved

FDA eases 'no artificial colors' labeling amid dye safety debate

The FDA announced it will allow food makers to label products as "no artificial colors" even if dyes are still used, effectively retreating from a plan to ban artificial colorants; critics warn such labeling could mislead consumers and leave dangerous additives like titanium dioxide in foods, while supporters say it advances the shift toward safer, naturally derived alternatives. The move comes amid pressure from the Kennedy-led Maha movement and ongoing state actions, with health groups urging a permanent dye ban and continued scrutiny of both synthetic and natural colorants.

via The Guardian|

#artificial-colors #fda #food-dyes

business6 months ago•5 min saved

Illinois Court Rules Boneless Wings Aren’t Real Wings

An Illinois federal judge ruled in Buffalo Wild Wings’ favor in a false-advertising case over ‘boneless wings,’ concluding that a reasonable consumer wouldn’t view the product as truly deboned wing meat; the suit was dismissed for lack of factual detail and the ruling applies only in that district, leaving room for potential appeals or broader action elsewhere.

via The Washington Post|

#boneless-wings #buffalo-wild-wings #business

food-safety6 months ago•1 min saved

M&M's recall widens to 20 states over missing allergen warnings

A voluntary recall affects about 6,000 repackaged M&M’s sold in 20 states, due to a labeling error that omitted allergen warnings for milk, soy and peanuts; the FDA classifies it as a Class II recall and consumers with allergies should discard the affected products.

via WKRC|

#allergens #fda #food-safety

business6 months ago•2 min saved

Costco Hit with Class-Action Over Preservative Claims on Rotisserie Chickens

A proposed class-action in the Southern District of California alleges Costco misled customers by labeling Kirkland rotisserie chickens as preservative-free, even though they contain sodium phosphate and carrageenan. Costco has removed preservative language from signs and online listings and says the additives are FDA/FAO-approved for moisture and texture. The plaintiffs say they wouldn’t have bought the chickens had they known about the preservatives, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of ultraprocessed foods.

via The New York Times|

#business #class-action #costco