HUBI 2002 - Section 3

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%Daily Value (%DV)

Represents how much a nutrient in a single serving of an individual packaged food or dietary supplement contributes to your daily diet.

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Makes it easy to compare foods and helps you see the nutrient value and amount.

Functions of the %Daily Value

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2007

In what year was the nutrition facts table deemed mandatory in Canada?

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Calories and 13 core nutrients

What is the nutritional facts table required to state?

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- Info on serving size standardized and calories easier to find

- Add a %DV for sugars

- Footnote for %DV stating whether or not something is a lot or a little

- Add potassium (important for B.P.)

- Remove vitamins A and C as they are not a concern

What are some of the upcoming changes to the nutritional facts table in Canada?

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Serving size

Shows the number of servings in a package or container of food or beverage and will soon be based on regulated reference amounts

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Weight

All of the ingredients for a food are listed by ____________, from the most to the least.

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A source of allergy information or cultural considerations, and a source of certain nutrient information.

Roles of an ingredient list

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Nutrient claims

A regulated statement about a food product that relates to the nutrition content of the food, such as "low fat" or "fat free".

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On the front of packaged foods

Where are nutrient claims often found?

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"Free"

None or hardly any of this nutrient

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"Low"

A small amount

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"Reduced"

At least 25% less of the nutrient than a similar product

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"Light"

Can be used on foods that are reduced in fat or calories

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"Source"

Contains a useful amount of the nutrient

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"High" or "Good source"

Contains a high amount of the nutrient

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"Very high" or "Excellent source"

Contains a very high amount of the nutrient

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Considered unhealthy

To make a health claim, the food must not be high in another component, which is _____________________ _________________.

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Front of package (FOP) label

A magnifying glass and highlights what the food is high in: sodium, sugars, saturated fat, or any combination of these.