Because I am always seeking out new products on store shelves, I have become very familiar with the array of symbols and logos often present on packages that alert customers that a product is gluten-free, vegan, Kosher, or any other attribute. While some are regulated and have methods to ensure a product's compliance, others are just words on a package and don't have any implications for food safety. Although this post is not a definitive round up of certifications and symbols, it's an overview of what to look out for when food shopping to demystify the process.
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Food Labels Declassified Part 1: Gluten-Free Labels
Because I am always seeking out new products on store shelves, I have become very familiar with the array of symbols and logos often present on packages that alert customers that a product is gluten-free, vegan, Kosher, or any other attribute. While some are regulated and have methods to ensure a product's compliance, others are just words on a package and don't have any implications for food safety. Although this post is not a definitive round up of certifications and symbols, it's an overview of what to look out for when food shopping to demystify the process.
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