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A new initiative has sprung up on social media to help read the ingredient list. “What is this?” Through a simple yet very insightful layout, this new profile (found on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) tells you about the ingredients in processed products typically found in our pantry.

The list of ingredients of a product reveals very interesting information about it: The order of the ingredients reveals which of the products has the greatest presence (the first on the list is the product with the greatest amount by weight)

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In some cases, reading nutrition labels won’t give you all the information you need, so it’s important that efforts like this one or sinazucar.org provide a visual indication of what you need to know.

It is always good for consumers to have all the information about what we buy in hand and clearly.