But it makes you wonder: Why couldn’t we have real infographics on food labels, rather than what we have now, which seems designed to hide and obscure rather than clarify exactly what’s going ...

The jurors are quick to point out that the winning label and the contributions of other finalists — which you can see here — aren’t the last word on food packaging. Pollan doubts whether ...

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And if so, better than the old food pyramid infographic? My issue with the ... specific number of servings of different foods. Product packaging has been geared to meet this need.

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After all, packaging doesn't just refer to shipments; retail product packaging often keeps those products from going bad and provides differentiation, according to an infographic published by Direct ...

This fascinating infographic, published by ChinaFile in collaboration with Sohu Business and Tea Leaf Nation, shows that mooncake packaging accounts ... usual problem of food safety: Shanghaiist ...

One-third of consumer decision-making is based on packaging, according to research cited by The Paper Worker in the following infographic. The infographic provides a look at the various elements of ...

Paper and packaging products, so essential to daily life, are preferred by consumers and brands alike, according to research shown in a series of downloadable infographics offered by the Paper and ...