"Clean Label" Simple, Straightforward or Multifaceted?

Date: June 26
Time: 11 a.m. - noon (Central time)

This webinar will address how "clean label" is a popular, tossed around catch-phrase, and explore the significance of what it really means to those who influence consumer food choices. Brand marketers, public health advocates and health care practitioners all feed into messaging; yet the perception for various consumer psychographic subpopulations may be relative to different product categories. What are dietitians advising their patients and clients in counseling and how does this affect what food manufacturers believe responds to preferences? Most importantly, how significant is "clean" eating for health considering nutrient composition and toxicology?

CPE Level: 1
CPEU: 1
Performance Indicators: 2020, 2030, 8018

Learning Objectives

• Recognize how perception of "clean label" is influenced
• Identify the significance of "clean label" for various consumer segments
• Understand the importance of appropriately addressing "clean label" concerns relative to valid health

Speaker

Lauren Swann, MS, RD, LDN

Lauren Swann specializes in marketing communications and regulatory affairs, advising on issues that arise at the intersection of food policy, marketplace trends and public health priorities. She's worked in food labeling regulations compliance and the technical substantiation of food, beverage, restaurant menu and dietary supplement claims with consideration for how branded product positioning influences consumer perception.