IARN – As we see more choices showing up on grocery store shelves, consumers start to ask about what products are what. In many cases, they are taking what they read on the label as a genuine representation of the products they want to purchase. With the increase of products meant to be substitutes for certain food products, some are concerned that we need to have clarity in labeling.
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