The Food and Drug Administration announced a new proposal Tuesday that would require food and drink manufacturers to place nutrition labels on the front of their products instead of the back.

If you feel like food labels are written in a foreign language, you’re not alone. Manufacturers use more than 65 names for sugar on food labels, and many of them are designed to sound healthier than ...

The Biden administration released an 11th-hour proposal Tuesday to require labels on the front of food and drink packages, an effort aimed at helping Americans make healthier choices and more ...

The new law will require labels on foods containing 44 dyes or additives commonly found in the country’s food supply, such as ...

In a survey, more than half of heavy drinkers said they would change their habits if alcohol came with calorie information.

The FDA wants food and beverage manufacturers to display nutrition labels on the front of most of their packages in an effort to help Americans make healthier choices.

Food-Drink Food shoppers ditch big labels for the 'plain box' as experts say you should, too As store brands match name brands in quality, consumers find them to be smart budget choices ...

Consumers want to know more about what their packaging is made of, says Sean Murphy, MD at Encirc. Could 'chemical' symbols ...

Reading food and drink labels will help you make informed, healthier choices by providing you with information about the nutritional content, ingredients, quality, origin and safety of the item ...

Learn about the important information that labels can tell us about food such as its ingredients, the use-by or best-before date and how it should be stored and cooked in this BBC Bitesize activity.

LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Packaged food and drinks should have easy-to-read nutritional information on the front of the products to help consumers make healthier choices, according to the first ...

Many food items are labeled with dates. Here’s what those labels mean and how consumers should think about them.