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Keeping a new baby safe is the number one priority for every parent. However, safety standards for baby products have evolved dramatically over the years. As our understanding of infant health and injury risk has improved. Many items that were once considered nursery essentials are now strongly advised against by…

The world of food regulation is a constantly evolving field, where new scientific research can lead to a reversal of long-standing rules. Several ingredients that were once banned or heavily restricted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) due to health concerns have been quietly allowed back into our…

The “fresh” seafood counter at the grocery store, with its glistening fish fillets arranged on a bed of ice, is designed to look like the catch of the day. However, the term “fresh” can be highly misleading in the world of seafood. Many of the products sold at the counter…

The “all-natural” label on a snack food is a powerful marketing tool that can make you feel good about your purchase. However, because the FDA does not regulate the term, food companies can use it on products that contain highly processed and artificial ingredients. One of the most striking examples…

The clearance section of a grocery store can be a treasure trove for bargain hunters, offering deep discounts on products that are nearing their expiration date or being discontinued. However, grocery store employees, with their insider knowledge of how the store operates, know that not all clearance items are a…

If you have ever walked into your local grocery store and found that it has been completely reorganized, you have experienced a powerful psychological marketing strategy. Stores intentionally move popular products to different aisles to disrupt your normal shopping routine. This forces you to walk through more of the store…

You just got back from the grocery store, excited to eat healthier—only to find your lettuce slimy and your berries fuzzy two days later. If it feels like your fruits and veggies are spoiling faster than they used to, you’re not alone. More shoppers are complaining about rotting produce just…

You walk into your favorite store to pick up everyday essentials—only to find signs that say, “Limit 2 per customer.” From toilet paper to baby formula, retailers are once again placing restrictions on how much you can buy. While it might feel frustrating or even unnecessary, there’s usually more behind…

Ever noticed your favorite snack just doesn’t fill you up like it used to? You’re not imagining things. Many major brands have been quietly shrinking portion sizes by over 30%—without reducing prices. It’s a strategy known as “shrinkflation,” and while it’s subtle, it hits consumers hard over time. Companies rely…

Store brands have exploded in popularity over the last decade. They often promise the same quality as name brands at a lower cost—and sometimes, they even outsell their more expensive counterparts. But when it comes to safety, not all store brands are created equal. In fact, there have been several…

You’re spending the same—or more—but getting less. That’s shrinkflation in action, and it’s everywhere right now. While inflation raises prices outright, shrinkflation takes a sneakier route by reducing package sizes, quantities, or quality without changing the price tag. From chips to toilet paper, manufacturers are quietly trimming down products, hoping…