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Consumers increase call for transparency in food labeling

6th September 2007 by Alex Briggs

A Greener Choice Blog post has highlighted a recent Consumers Report poll has found that 92 percent of Americans want their food products to be labelled with the country of origin.

In line with the recent What Assures Consumers report which focused on UK and US consumers and their attitudes toward climate change, the Consumers Report poll has once again highlighted the need for transparency and verification.

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organic, research, Consumers International, US, farming, What Assures Consumers, food labelling, supermarkets, ISO 22000, safety, food, supply chain, AccountAbility, verification, carbon labelling, blogs, transparency, UK, assurance, climate change

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