An essential book for anyone who wants to make informed, healthier choices at the store or at the table, this guide provides definitions of more than 8,000 food additives--some of which indirectly end up in your food as a result of processing and procuring techniques--and explains the new food labels that were required on products as of May 1994.
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An essential book for anyone who wants to make informed, healthier choices at the store or at the table, this guide provides definitions of more than 8,000 food additives--some of which indirectly end up in your food as a result of processing and procuring techniques--and explains the new food labels that were required on products as of May 1994.
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I prefer to get the most recent edition when it comes out, but in any case, this older edition still contains much of the information.
Since corporate interests have held sway in the FDA 1980-2008, it's important to do one's own research on the ingredients in foods we might buy. Fortunately, Ruth Winter has done most of the work for us. I think everyone should have a copy.
