Question 31 The Nutrition Facts panel identifies how much food you should eat in a day how the food item can improve your health fun facts about nutrition from around the world food serving size and nutrient content 1 pts
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Nutrition label information provides product details, nutrient content, and sometimes potential health benefits of a particular food or ingredient. Specific regulations are in place that dictate what can be included on a food label. Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. Note that some terms will remain unused. Nutrition Facts panel 1.An area of the food label called the provides a nutritional snapshot, including Daily Values, of the food net weight inside a package. vitamin D 2.A section of the label must include a list of or the individual components of the product,listed in added sugars descending order by weight. structure/function claims 3.The of a product is located at the bottom of the package. This information is helpful when comparing nutrient content claim products in different types of packaging. ingredients 4. is one of the nutrients required to be listed on the new food label's Nutrition Facts panel that consumers Daily Values (DVs) should try to limit in their diets. health claims 5. are based on a 2000-kcal per day diet and serve as general reference values for most nutrients on a food label. 6.The phrase "Excellent source of fiber" is an example of a(n) 7. Statements that describe a relationship between a food component and a specific health condition are called 8. is a nutrient required to be listed on new food labels that consumers may need to increase in their diets.
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Based on one serving, how many grams of total sugar do not come from an added sugar source? 3 1 2 Cannot be determined If two servings are eaten, of which nutrient will you have consumed 50% or more of the DV? Protein Fiber Fat Saturated fat Maria spreads 3 tablespoons of almond butter on her bagel. How many calories does this contain? 380 285 500 190
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Standardized nutrition labels like the one below have been displayed on food items since $1994 .$ The percent column on the right shows the percent of daily values (based on a 2000 -calorie diet) shown at the bottom of the label. For example, a serving of this food contains 4 grams of total fat, where the recommended daily fat based on a 2000 -calorie diet is less than 65 grams of fat. This means that $\frac{4}{65}$ or approximately 6\% (as shown) of your daily recommended fat is taken in by eating a serving of this food. Use this nutrition label to answer. Notice on the nutrition label that one serving of this food contains 130 calories and 35 of these calories are from fat. Find the percent of calories from fat. (Round to the nearest tenth of a percent.) It is recommended that no more than $30 \%$ of calorie intake come from fat. Does this food satisfy this recommendation?
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