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(NYT44) WASHINGTON -- Nov. 30, 2007 -- FOOD-RATING -- Dr. David Katz, an associate professor of public health at Yale University, speaking during a conference in Washington on Friday, Suddenly, after years of chaotic, conflicting health claims on food, various groups are rushing to create systems that are supposed to make sense of it all. And grocery chains are starting to line up behind one system or another. Within months, shoppers across the country may find numerical ratings, star ratings or letter grades plastered on the shelf next to virtually every product in a store. (Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)
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