The number of different labels that are slapped onto products at the grocery store can make it extremely confusing to understand what each label means. For example, does a “Certified Humane” sticker actually mean the products were created in a humane manner, or is it simply advertising fluff? This shopper’s guide will help you get a clear understanding of the confusing labels on meat, dairy, and eggs.
A shopper’s guide to the confusing animal welfare labels placed on produce
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