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Almost all packaged foods sold in the U.S. are required to have “Nutrition Facts” labels showing the dietary information for the contents of the food. These labels are designed to help consumers make well-informed decisions about their food choices.

But does anyone read Nutrition Facts labels? Does the information on the labels play a role in customers’ decisions about buying foods? We asked.

The results of this National Poll on Children’s Health will be published next week. You can sign up for our mailing list to get the report sent straight to your inbox.

What do you thin​k?

Do you read Nutrition Facts labels before buying items? Does dietary information influence your purchases? Share your thoughts in the comments or on Facebook and Twitter @csmottpoll.