Reading between the label lines

Labelwatch gives you the skinny on product labels

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November 20, 2008

Want to save time spent reading labels in the grocery store? Check out Labelwatch, a website that compares label info on some 25,000 common food products. Granted, you may not feel like comparing, say, Chips Ahoy to Nilla Wafers, but you might want to see how all the various yogurts put out by the Nancy's Yogurt brand compare to each other. Labelwatch also lets you generate your own digital shopping lists.

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