The Vermont Law School (VLS) created a new website to help consumers understand what the labeling on their food products means. and How it may benefit their wellbeing. SFGate reported that the team that created the website, called Labels Unwrapped. Want to develop a means of explaining what complex or unclear nutrition labels and policies actually mean to customers. {source?}

With a website subheading that reads, “demystifying the food label,” it is complete with interactive food product images and short. Quizzes that help consumers understand the facts presented to them. For example, visitors to the website can look at a brand of eggs. And click on labels such as “Grade A” or “No antibiotics” and read a helpful description of what the terminology means.

Laurie Beyranevand, associate professor of agriculture at VLS and the mastermin behind Labels Unwrappe. say to the Rutland Herald she wanted to create an interactive website where people could simply. Click various parts of a nutrition label and find out exactly what the information means. Beyranevand say in the long run, she imagines this website could be a reliable. Source for companies researching the interests of their consumer.

“A lot of manufacturers throw these labels on when they don’t necessarily mean a lot. And then they hike up the prices because they seem like appealing features,” Beyranevand said. “So this website will help people spend money more wisely, but also understand what they’re putting in their bodies.”

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