By next year, however, the company aims to have a 100-percent clean label drink menu. As for the muffins, cookies and sandwiches in the bakery case, changes to those will come in time, ...

The natural label’s takeover is not just anecdotal. In 2008, Mintel’s Global New Products Database found that “all-natural” was the second most used claim on new American food products.

It turns out that the “natural” label means almost nothing. You may be envisioning bucolic family farms with happy cows standing knee deep in waving grass, but food companies just see dollar ...

General Mills will drop the "100% Natural" label from its Nature Valley granola bars to settle a lawsuit claiming the oats it used contain a pesticide. The complaint filed in 2016 alleges the ...

They also tell consumers to “be sure the label says it is 100 percent juice with no sugar added.” Even then, the organization advises people with diabetes to avoid fruit juices.

Let 'Organic' label mean 100 percent. Staff Writer. ... Poultry and livestock, moreover, must be raised on certified 100 percent organic feed. This was too much for Fieldale Farms, ...

If it isn't 100 percent juice it has to be called a juice product or juice drink. Also, the percentage of juice has to be clearly marked on the label. "The reason for the standards is to put ...