slip
Well-Known Member
I've tried searching the internet for this but for want of a better simile, I can't see the wheat from the chaff.
So there's some sort of government food agency that lays down the law about food labels on packaged goods, doing a good job but as always could be better.
But who and how do those figures that appear in said labels come to being? How are they worked out or tested in a laboratory?
It's very difficult to find any evidence that shows how these are compiled (or my googling skills aren't as good as I thought!) so how much trust can we put on them?
So there's some sort of government food agency that lays down the law about food labels on packaged goods, doing a good job but as always could be better.
But who and how do those figures that appear in said labels come to being? How are they worked out or tested in a laboratory?
It's very difficult to find any evidence that shows how these are compiled (or my googling skills aren't as good as I thought!) so how much trust can we put on them?