Real food words

A glossary of terms

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August 4, 2009

A glossary of "real food" terms on The Nourished Kitchen spells out the differences among all the labels that appear on packaged food, but not necessarily the food that is heavily processed. Shoppers who are still trying to sort out the differences between All Natural and Certified Naturally Grown will appreciate having the nuances spelled out, while the definitions for IPM (Integrated Pest Management) and Closed Herd might challenge even those who pride themselves on their real-food know-how.

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