Re:U.S. Kids Are Getting Nearly 70% of Their Calories from '...
by voakbasda on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @10:31AM
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AFAIK, if the amount of an ingredient is small enough, it does not need to be listed on the packaging. The label is not authoritatively inclusive. Food for thought.
Re:U.S. Kids Are Getting Nearly 70% of Their Calories from '...
by Arrath on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @01:42PM
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Example, Tic Tac mints are essentially entirely sugar yet fall under that threshold so the nutritional information reads '0g' of sugar per serving.
Re:U.S. Kids Are Getting Nearly 70% of Their Calories from '...
by foolfoolz on Wednesday August 11, 2021 @11:09AM
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yes. very similar to how “organic” constitutes a range of acceptable values and does not mean all ingredients are organic (and organic itself does not mean zero pesticides/chemicals)
I'm sure all brands differ, but the box in my fridge says "Ingredients: Water, Organic Soybeans".