Americans weigh nutrition labels in groceries despite price fears
An FDA division study finds 59 percent of shoppers have seen nutritional labels and 65 percent would pay at least 10 cents more for information. Over half use labeling in choices, 75 percent check dates, 41 percent unit price, and 62 percent prefer use by dates. Many misunderstand RDA and milk dates. education level correlates with comprehension.
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