Herein, the device, accessories, labeling and packaging is called the device system.
Require menu labeling in chain restaurants so customers can get calorie information on menus and menu boards.
No statistical model, for example, can describe with perfect accuracy all the e-mails you might legitimately receive, while labeling the rest as spam.
But since then, food makers have devised all sorts of creative ways to circumvent labeling regulations - and to confuse and seduce consumers.
Will it take extreme new laws aimed at more explicit labeling of fattening foods, curtailing food portions, raising taxes on junk food, or offering tax breaks for slim people?
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But some experts argue that simplified labeling may do more harm than good in the long run.
It's easiest to think of this in labeling method as having two distincts parts, the task subject and the next action description.
But not labeling is wrong and unfair to the consumers who should have the right to know what they are buying and indeed to decide whether they want to buy GM food or not.
European laws prohibit the export of this dangerous waste, but labeling the trash as a "charitable donation" offers a loophole.
He had just been accepted to Harvard, and Ranney, she cautioned, could easily write the school a letter labeling him a troublemaker.
One is requiring cigarette labeling and advertising to carry warnings of the health hazards of smoking.
The FDA says it does not have the power to mandate labeling that describes how a food was made, only the content variation that results from a different production process.
In many cases, a supervisor "determines" the ability of a worker in about three weeks, labeling them as either "can do" or "can't do" workers.
Implement carbon footprint labeling on meat products.
This past summer, the agency used that authority to mandate a boxed warning on the professional labeling for antipsychotics.
