“Thank you, all who listened to get me here today,” said Roan, who used her speech to demand that labels offer “a livable wage and healthcare, especially to developing artists ...

After making a few general thank-yous ... record labels need to treat their artists as valuable employees with a livable wage, and health insurance protection. Labels: We got you, but do you ...

Consider this my official petition to standardize the labels and seals we put on our food, please and thank you! A very trendy buzzword in food health at the moment when it comes to eggs ...

What happens when your passion and life’s work are called a health risk? Our wine critic contemplates the surgeon general’s recent warning. Recent scientific studies have questioned the health ...

What is a textile label? Every textile product must be labelled or marked to show its fibre composition whenever the product is marketed in the EU. These labels ... You can also use the assistance ...

If you intend to sell shoes or other footwear in one or more EU Countries, your products must comply with EU labelling requirements. As a manufacturer, you are responsible for supplying the label and ...

USB labeling has long been a mystery for consumers. Terms like “USB 3.2 Gen 2” or “SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps” have caused more ...

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During her acceptance speech for Best New Artist, Chappell Roan urged record labels to offer “a livable wage and healthcare” for their artists. She shared the experience she had and the ...

But some experts say mandatory front-of-package labels may also encourage food manufacturers to reformulate products with high levels of unhealthy nutrients. “If you’re a retailer selling ...

A new government proposal to display nutritional labels on the front of food packaging is aimed at helping Americans make more informed choices about what they eat. An eventual side effect ...