The Los Angeles comedian Ember Knight has made a whole record where she sings the label from a bottle of Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soap, and it’s called Ember Sings The Dr. Bronner Soap Label. Knight is the ...

The selling point for anyone who regularly chops alliums is that it uses bread yeast enzymes to neutralize odors. It also ...

It’s a life-changing week in Coronation Street for beloved character Debbie Webster ( Sue Devaney) as she is told she may ...

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But prizes weren’t always relegated to children. In 1905, Quaker Oats awarded consumers free bowls of fine China in exchange for box tokens. Obviously, Quaker wasn’t stuffing fragile ...

If you see this label, it means that the bubble bath soap is made without ingredients known to potentially cause skin irritation, says Camp. Some common irritants include fragrances, dyes ...

Energy labels are clear, easy-to-understand colour rankings based on the energy efficiency of products. In addition to the energy efficiency of the product, energy labels allow consumers to make ...

Nova Scotia Loyal is a provincial program that labels products as being locally made. Nova Scotia-based Just Us Coffee had coffee beans with both the Nova Scotia Loyal branding and the maple leaf ...

Our expert shares his game plan—so you have more time outdoors to work on the yard and garden. Spring cleaning typically involves scrubbing every inch of the house, getting rid of clutter, and ...

The theme for today’s purple category is ___ BOX and the words are: CHATTER, JUKE, SHADOW, SOAP. SPIN, JUKE, and FAKE could ...

But with a surge in demand for locally made goods, a crucial question arises: What does it truly mean when a product carries a “Product of Canada” or “Made in Canada” label? Can consumers trust a ...