Examples are plain oatmeal, shredded wheat, original (yellow box) Cheerios, and some bran cereals. Cereals such as Honey Nut Cheerios will have to be reformulated in order to carry the label.

According to our research, people love Honey Nut Cheerios for its taste and convenience, seeing it as a decent option if you eat it in moderation. But as always, it's wise to check the nutrition label ...

Cheerios Ingredients First things first: Original Cheerios by General Mills aren't made with glutinous ingredients and they come with a gluten-free label.

Cheerios cereal has been ingrained in our culture for decades but has had to shake off some myths over the years. Read on as ...

The history of the Nutrition Facts label shows us how we got to this somewhat confusing, but helpful, set of facts printed on our food stuffs.

Policy advocates across industries invoke 'Nutrition Facts' as a model for empowering consumers and enabling socially responsible markets.

The iconic Nutrition Facts label is now a model for tech transparency. But its history exposes the power—and limitations—of such labeling.