LNPC to vote on Eagle's Crest designation Monday

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Do You Shop Healthy?

(Family Features) Ingredient labeling, food affordability and removing artificial ingredients are highlighted as priorities for Americans in a survey conducted by national retailer ALDI. Shoppers are looking for fresh, simple, honest foods: from produce and meat to that final snack at checkout. In response, ALDI recently cut certified synthetic colors, added MSG and partially hydrogenated oils (a source of trans fat) from all of its exclusive brand food products, making it easier to shop for items the whole family can feel good about preparing and eating. 

Do You Shop Healthy?

(Family Features) Ingredient labeling, food affordability and removing artificial ingredients are highlighted as priorities for Americans in a survey conducted by national retailer ALDI. Shoppers are looking for fresh, simple, honest foods: from produce and meat to that final snack at checkout. In response, ALDI recently cut certified synthetic colors, added MSG and partially hydrogenated oils (a source of trans fat) from all of its exclusive brand food products, making it easier to shop for items the whole family can feel good about preparing and eating. 

Diane Erickson

Diane Erickson

Do You Shop Healthy?

(Family Features) Ingredient labeling, food affordability and removing artificial ingredients are highlighted as priorities for Americans in a survey conducted by national retailer ALDI. Shoppers are looking for fresh, simple, honest foods: from produce and meat to that final snack at checkout. In response, ALDI recently cut certified synthetic colors, added MSG and partially hydrogenated oils (a source of trans fat) from all of its exclusive brand food products, making it easier to shop for items the whole family can feel good about preparing and eating. 

LNPC to vote on Eagle's Crest designation Monday

West Shore News

LNPC to vote on Eagle's Crest designation Monday

West Shore News

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Community calendar - August 19 to August 25

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Idaho’s lumber industry is more consolidated than ever, and making billions in sales

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