Truth is completely relative for the people doing the labeling. The main things to remember is that a horrible ingredient may go by any of a dozen different na

Truth is completely relative for the people doing the labeling. The main things to remember is that a horrible ingredient may go by any of a dozen different names, and the ingredients too horrible to even mention can easily be swept under the rug with catch-alls such as "spices" and "artificial flavors". In fact, that scary label on sea salt, This salt does not supply iodide, a necessary nutrient. is objectively false, because sea salt usually contains plenty, but if they don't artificially add it, they're required to lie.