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  Food lables|Food nutrition lables
Food nutrition lables
‘Better well being’ ‘greater alertness’, ‘improves your memory’,preserves youth’, halves your calorie intake ………. Go on, admit it, you’ve eating, read the product’s small print and don’t be taken in by any of these a moment longer : BIO usually found on pots of yoghurt but there are no rules about what this label actually means, or when it may be used, Yoghurt islive – it’s a culture, so it’s stating the abvious. FARM – FRESH OR BARN – FRESH EGGS These terms have no legal meaningand the eggs may well have been lain by battery hens subject to overcrowding and routine de – beaking and that have been kept indoors throughout their lives. Look for’ organic and free range eggs they are laid by very content hens. FRESH, PURE, NATURAL,FARMHOUSE, HOME – MADE Lables for food and these are simply marketing terms not defined by law, and they can confuse and mislead. We don’t expect items labeled ‘fresh’ to have a four – week shelf life or pure to have added ingredients, or supermarkets with in store bakeries to heat up frozen products made else where and call them freshly baked in the Lables for food. HEALTHY CEREAL LOGOS Many cereal packs carry claims that they’re good for the heart, healthy bones, concentration, and so on. But they’re 40 percent sugar and the healthy bones claim is based on the fact that they’re eaten with milk. Healthy snacks Chocolate bad, muesli good, is the mantra we repeat to ourselves as we hand over our change for a cereal bar. However, muesli bars are often packed with sugar and additives and many of them more calories than well – known chocolate bars in the Lables for food. LIGHT OR LITE Can still be packed with fats and sugars. Will soon be banned outright if a product doesn’t have atleast 30 percent less fat than the original version. LOW FAT There is no law against a product being labeled ‘low fat’ Food standards Agency guidelines say it can be used with products that are less than 3 g (1/16oz ) of fat per 100g (4oz). LOW SALT AND REDUCED SALT Should contain25 percent less salt than the regular version. NO ADDED SUGAR Doesn’t necessarily mean a low sugar content; often contains artificial sweetners, such as aspartame. REDUCED FAT No legal definition. If a product has had fat removed, it will often have had something added, such as sugar and thickening agents in the Food lables. TRADITIONAL OR HERITAGE MEATS Has no legal meaning but may imply that the meal has been matured or hung for longer in the Food lables. 85 PERCENT FAT – FREE Sounds healthy but means the product is 15 percent fat - a high level. Health , beauty therapies, weight loss packages, skin care and hair loss preventive treatments – all under One roof – Shed extra flab and get the perfect fitness and start looking fantastic – why to struggle for years ? Click here for more informations on Beauty Tips |
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