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Many food products found in grocery stores have labels like &quot;all natural,&quot; &quot;organic&quot; or &quot;low-fat,&quot; but these descriptions can be misleading and don&#039;t always mean the product is healthy. (Liz Ketcham/Photo editor)

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The Quad: Going beyond organic labels on groceries &#8211; what U.S. food regulations really mean - Daily Bruin

The Quad: Going beyond organic labels on groceries &#8211; what U.S. food regulations really mean

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This post was updated Feb. 18 at 2:50 p.m. Today’s grocery stores stock packaged foods with a wide variety of labels, like “100% natural,” “multigrain” and “heart-healthy.” Are these labels truthful or just another marketing scheme?

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The Quad: Going beyond organic labels on groceries – what U.S. food regulations really mean

By Jenna Hajny

Feb. 17, 2020 11:07 p.m.