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- Wellness writer for major news outlet says cashews high in protein & fiber
- Fresh herbs labeled for nutrient content as if side dishes
- “Ultra-processed" foods overreach
- Nutritionist, neuroscientist list greens high in “brain” nutrients
- Health article goes nuts with cashew data
- Online commenter says 1 g sugar in recipe is too high for diabetics
- Cashew antioxidant content said same as blueberries
- Packaged cookie shows serving size of 17 g
- Ads for a particular nut say it's high in antioxidants
- Red meat, fried foods "high in trans fat" per cardiologist
- Cookies and French fries described as "ultraprocessed" foods and a dementia risk
- Impossible amount of vitamin K in blueberries
- Granola nutrition label understates %DV of protein
- Purple potato chips show 0 potassium content
- "Worst" sauce for inflammation, weight gain
- A new bread with water as first ingredient
- Chocolate snack with quinoa claims high fiber and protein
- Organic nut mix with illegible/non-compliant Nutrition Facts
- "Plant powered" bottled water with pumped up nutrient and health claims
- Plant-based legume flour with "super-sized" nutrient claims
- Amount of nutrients in dried fruit product inflated
- Doctor writes that dark chocolate and berries are low in sugar
- More veggie chips with a cornucopia of claims
- Claims for veggie chips containing bone broth
- Chocolate bar labeled as "low sugar"
- "Antioxidant" trail mix with no antioxidant content showing
- Supersized moringa leaf claims
- Gluten-free cracker with impossibly high protein
- Vegan energy balls have Inflated protein claim, nutrition data rounding issues
- "Paleo" granola makes health and protein claims
- Almond milk yogurt shows strangely high fat content; wrong protein DV
- Noncompliant claims for plant-based spread
- Dietitian says fava beans are high in vitamins & minerals
- Gluten-free, vegan cake mix with omega 3 & 6 claims
- Kale snack claim for mineral content unsupported by its nutrition label
- Flavored seltzer claims it fights inflammation, high blood pressure, etc.
- Website selling banana chips makes health and nutrient claims
- Water lily seed snack claims for antioxidants, calories etc
- Sweetened aloe & fruit juice claims "no fructose"
- Breakfast cereal video ad distorts calorie claim
- Cookie with omega-3 and fiber claims
- Almond cluster snack - impossible fiber content
- "Superfood" pumpkin seeds nutrient claims
- Oatmilk claims for DHA omega-3 fatty acids
- Food/wellness website reviews paleo and keto soups
- Alkaline spring water mineral and "organic" claims
- Wellness/food article misleads on serving sizes
- Honey vs sugar in grain-free snacks
- "Keto" bar advertizes "good fats, low carb"
- Fruit & nut balls misleadingly, improperly labeled
- Labeling for supplement containing dandelion root makes claims for vitamins A & K and liver "detox"
- Protein comparison of beef vs insect powder
- Gluten-free bites "packed" with protein
- Protein snack ball with collagen and cherries
- Toddler snack makes protein & probiotic claims
- Alternative ice cream claims low calorie and high protein
- Cheese-based snack claims high protein, calcium
- Supermarket shelf talker says nuts "high in fiber"
- YouTube clip describes popcorn as high in vitamin E
- Claims for ingredients, and the "super foods" that contain them
- Fruits with "decent" amount of protein?
- Chocolate & nut mix label claims vitamin E, selenium
- Sugar, diabetes and obesity
- "Antioxidant honey"
- Diet book author says skim milk has more sugar than whole milk, and eggs more protein than oatmeal
- Doctor claims fatty beef better than lean
- Online article slams fried foods for inflammation
- Snack food with moringa
- Pecan package claims for fiber & protein
- Dried apricots show 7% DV for vitamin C
- Antioxidant claim for red and black popcorn kernels
- Chia berry smoothie nutrition labeling missteps
- Beets -- nutrition powerhouse?
- Plant protein milk alternative claims more fiber than dairy milk
- News article says dehydrated fruit healthier than dried due to lower sugar
- Package of snack chips containing seaweed makes claims for 4 nutrients
- "Superfoods" website sells products "high in antioxidants"
- Antioxidants and minerals in cinnamon
- Package of pepitas says they are rich in zinc and magnesium
- Non-science writer pretends to understand sugar
- Retail exec opens organic fast food chain
- Acai juice antioxidant claim checked
- Cactus water claims get prickly
- Dried mulberries -- amazing source of vitamin C?
- Rating categories of foods "unhealthy"
- Chia, nut snack claims and marketing missteps
- Peanut butter can "cure" chapped lips
- Fiber claim for white quinoa
- Nutrition claims for cocoa powder
- Flour from Coffee Fruit Pulp -- Superfood?
- Gluten-free muffin mix nutrient claims
- Sprouted, raw sunflower seed claims
- Seller of lucuma powder claims it's high in vitamins, minerals, etc.
- Kamut wheat, high in protein & omega-3, low in calories?
- Popular "diet foods" called fattening
- Gluten-free crunchy cheese snack with 10 g protein
- Award-winning Gluten-free Brownie Mix Nutrition Reality
- Website states its cookies and cereals are good source of vitamins, minerals
- Nutritionist Suggests Low-Starch Diet for Better Skin
- Antioxidant Claim for Iced Green Tea with "Super Fruit"
- Bottled Cocktail Labeled "Low-Calorie"
- Vitamin C from Nuts & Seeds?
- Apple Cider Vinegar as Health Remedy
- When Can Ingredient Lists be Omitted?
- Kale Juices "Extremely High" in Calcium?
- Coconut Palm Sugar - Nutrient Superstar?
- Crackers with Missing Ingredients and Nutrition
- Menu Nutrition Labeling Confusion
- Parsnip Chips Sink Ships
- High ORAC Score vs. Antioxidant Claim
- Front of Package Claims - Anything Goes?
- "35 Calorie" Popcorn
- Dietitian's Dollar Menu (Mis)Picks
- Palm Oil - High in Vitamins?
- OJ High in Potassium and Good Source of Calcium?
- Potatoes Promoted for Calcium
- Kohlrabi Promoted as a Superfood
- Nutrients in (and not in) Leafy Greens
- Use of "Healthy" Claim for Granola
- Yogurt vs Kefir
- Health Benefits of Pasta?
- Claims on Web Site Unsupported
- Fructose vs Glucose in Fruit
- Macadamia Nut Oil Claims
- Inaccurate Data on Website for French Fries
- Antioxidants in Pasta?
- Nutrient Claims for Kettle Corn
- Impossible Sugar, Carbohydrate Content On Label
- Sodium in Chicken Nuggets
- Quinoa - Complete Protein?
- Low-Cal Snack or Wrong Serving Size?
- Polyphenols in Popcorn
- Antioxidants in Sweet Potato Cookie?
- Incorrect Sugar Content for Bars
- "Worst" vs. "Better" Food Products
- B12 Only From Animal Products?
- Healthiest Cereal?
- "Low-Sugar" Dark Chocolate Bar
- Calorie-Estimating Phone App
- Nutrition Label Errors on Cereal
- Pistachio Calorie and Fat Claims
- Generic Sodium Data for Ham in Recipe
- Incorrect Nutrition Data for Restaurant Salad Online
- Wrong Nutrition for Cupcake Recipe on Diet Web Site
- "Fat-Fighting" Dessert with Impossible Nutrition Data
- Coconut Chip Called "Low in Fat"
- Fruit Bar with Unsupported Antioxidant Claims
- Antioxidant Boost from Hot Pepper Spices?
- Dietitian Touts Brain-Building Foods
- Too Much Fiber?
- USDA Approval of Nutrition Labels?
- High Omega-3 Fatty Acid Hot Dog
- "Superfruit" Preserve
- 10 Calorie Greek Salad
- Nutrition Facts on Front of Packages
- Dietitian Declares Doughnuts Better than Bagels
- Herbs a Good Source of Iron and Calcium?
- Listing of Sulfites in Ingredients
- Light and Healthy Mac and Cheese?
- Dried Cherry Data Inaccuracies
- CA Menu Labeling Law Effective Date
- Exemptions from Nutrition Labeling
- Serving Size is Regulated
- Fewer Carbs in Flatbread?
- "Low in Sugar"
- Nutrients in White Corn?
- Bungled Restaurant Burger Nutrition Online
- Cost of Restaurant Nutrition Analysis
- Low-Calorie Oatmeal?
- Who Regulates US Food Labeling?
- Foods with "Few Calories"?
- Healthier Fast Foods?
- Worst Healthy Foods?
- Calories in Pears, Fruit
- Apple Pie High in Vitamin C?
- "Cholesterol-Free" and "Trans-Fat-Free" Oils
- "Belly Flattening" Foods
- Incorrect Nutrient Claims for Grain
- Replacements for Trans Fats
- "Healthy" Canned Soup Not "Low-Sodium"
- Omega 3 from Flaxseed vs. Fish
- Acai Fruit Drink Misinformation
- Is Butter Low-Fat in a Smaller Serving Size?
- Use of Term "Low Glycemic"
- Protein in Broccoli
- Nutrition Label - Percentage of Calories
- Goji Berry Nutrition Claims
- Trans Fats - Only Recently Denounced?
- "Healthy" Snack Chips?
- Are Nutrition/Health Claims on Foods Regulated?
- Sodium in Sodas
- Wrong Nutrition on Minestrone Soup
- Heart-Healthy Chocolate Bar?
- "Evaporated Cane Juice"
- Antioxidants and Acai Berry in Juice
- "Whole Wheat" Crackers
- Fruit Bar With Impossible Nutrition Data
- Mislabeled Popcorn Snack
- Misinformation about Dietary Cholesterol
- "Healthier" Soybean Oil
- Cookie with Fiber and Omega-3 Claims
- More Acai Berry Claims
- "Super-Healthy" Cookie Dough?
- Low Calorie Holiday Salad?
- Calories from Sodium?
- "No Added Sugar" Muffins
- Nutrient Claims without Nutrition Facts
- Acai Berry Nutrient Claims for Protein, etc.
- Cereal Claims "High in Fiber and Protein"
- School Snack Food Restrictions on Sugar and Fat
- Magazine's Top Convenience Foods for Nutrition Fail
- Vitamin C in Pomegranate and Other Processed Juices
- Calorie Content vs. Healthfulness
- Taste and Texture in Refined vs. Whole-Grain Foods
- Claims that FDA Regulates
- Good or Excellent "Source of Whole Grain"
- Advisor to Grocery Retailers Mis-Advises on Omega-3 Claims
- Better School Vending Snacks?
- Best Sources of Omega-3
- "No Trans Fat" Vegetable Oils?
- Vitamins A and C in Sweet vs. White Potato Chips
- "Low-Sugar, Low-Calorie" Donut?
- "Low-Carb" Wine
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