These can be confusing but do show the industry’s awareness of the concern by the general public for environmental, social, ethical and healthy options.
For now, these labels may not mean much since some of the certifications do not require specific ways to go about the final outcomes. But with growing interest and understanding, the regenerative labels may lead to better options in the supermarket.
Read Food Labels to Make Informed Choices
Although reading labels while standing in the grocery aisle can feel like a pain, understanding what those labels mean can make a big impact — on your health and on your pocketbook.
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