
Xaq Frohlich on the History of Food Labeling
Peoples & Things
From Unregulated to Regulated: Evolution of Food Labeling Standards
The chapter explores the transition in food labeling practices from the 80s to the 90s, illustrating the shift from a lax regulatory environment to a more disciplined and clear information framework. It discusses examples like Kellogg's involvement with the National Cancer Institute, the emergence of disease claims on food products, and the challenges faced by regulatory bodies like the FDA. The narrative delves into the legal aspects and debates surrounding food labeling, including the introduction of legislation for GMO labeling and the utilization of QR codes by the food industry.
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