Comments on: Ask a Food Lawyer: What does “natural” mean on food labels?

By: Health Junkies

Health Junkies — Fri, 03 Oct 2014 01:42:26 +0000

It’s a shame to know that when a product is branded ‘natural’ that it can still contain chemical cocktails, and these guys get away with it.

The problem is these companies are huge, and have the power to fight off the FDA from making changes to their policies. It’s up to the consumer to be a bit more smarter about these things. Thanks for sharing this post and spreading the word and exposing the ‘fine print’.

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