The Informational Turn in Food Politics¶
Fröhlich, X. (2017). The Informational Turn in Food Politics: The US FDA's Nutrition Label as Information Infrastructure. Social Studies of Science, 47(2), 145-171.
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- Boundary Disclosure Card
- Those facts are schematized, encoded against a stable, agreed template so consumers can read them without learning the producer's idiom.
This sourceTraces how the nutrition label became a standardized informational template that lets consumers read product facts against a stable, agreed format rather than each producer's idiom — supporting that boundary disclosures are schematized against a shared template.
- Those facts are schematized, encoded against a stable, agreed template so consumers can read them without learning the producer's idiom.
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