Greenwashing is everywhere in food and wellness marketing. Here’s how to spot misleading claims and shop smarter.

Chocolate is a go-to desert for many, but there are some things you need to know before picking just any from the grocery ...

Foods marketed as "natural" are not consistently more nutritious than their conventional counterparts, and some front-of-package nutrition labels may unintentionally encourage manufacturers to swap ...

That “eco-friendly” label might not mean what you think. Here’s how to spot greenwashing on food and wellness products.

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Clean‑label chocolate is accelerating as consumer demand for simple ingredients, natural emulsifiers and transparent cocoa ...

More than half of consumers now read food and beverage labels regularly, focusing on ingredient safety, allergens, and ...

Fifty percent of U.S. shoppers are worried about health risks from artificial ingredients, according to a new study from ...

A new study from Acosta Group finds that reading the ingredient label has become standard practice for most American shoppers, with implications that stretch from packaged food to skin care.

Pick up almost any packaged food in a grocery store and flip it over. Somewhere near the bottom of the ingredients list, ...

The snacking giant is positioning its portfolio to meet demand for functional ingredients, while Nate's Honey sweetens nut butters and fruit spreads with its latest innovation.