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Sunday 30 January 2011

Do you read food labels? Do you trust what you read?

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There is a lot of of information to be found on food packaging, but do you ever take the time to read any of it?  Why is all that information there?  What types of information might shoppers need or might like to have shown clearly on foodl labels?  Today we will be taking a closer look at the information on food packaging and see how they are designed to tempt us to buy!

Do you know what the symbols on product labels mean?
Test your knowledge with this quiz What do the symbols mean? 
Answer sheet

We will also be doing some work, looking at adverbs and how they are used in writing recipes.  For additional actitivities on adverbs click on this link BBC Skillswise activities - adverbs

Activity - Write down some of the different types of information that shoppers might need or might like to have shown clearly on food labels.  Write your suggestions in the comments box below.
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2 comments:

  1. Pollobi15 February 2011 at 05:48

    Posted by Pollobi

    The food labelling to me is ok ,I do get all the information I need on it .
    Most of the shopping is done at the corner shop ,down our street and everything is cooked at home .
    But yes, when it comes to dieting there is items in the shop that say “ if you take these tablets for up to six weeks then you will see a big different in your body shape” will , all I can say for that is No! No! No! it dose not work .It only plays mind games . I am not that big all I wanted was to get read off my pregnancy fat ,that’s all ! And did it work ? No! . So yes I would like the people who makes these pills
    To tell the truth ,for once .

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  2. Naseem19 February 2011 at 14:42

    What type of information shoppers might like on
    food products.

    would be clear information what is in it.
    Is it healthy.
    Is it good for you.
    How many colories does it have.
    What is it price is a bargain.
    Is it worth buying.

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