Meanwhile, the Consumer Brands Association continues to push for the existing industry-led Facts up Front label.

Processed foods, such as chips, snack foods, desserts, frozen pizza, and fast food, are convenient but come with certain health risks.

Another option would be to check the percentage of the daily value (listed as DV) of protein listed on the Nutrition Facts label on the package. Anything 20% or above can be seen as high protein, ...

Protein has taken over the packaged-snack aisles at the grocery store. But do you need extra protein in your chips and muffins?

When in doubt, look for items that have a “Nutrition Facts” label on them. These are often eligible for purchase — except in the case of soft drinks, excessively sugary foods or sodas.

Another option would be to check the percentage of the daily value (listed as DV) of protein listed on the Nutrition Facts label on the package.