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nenivikky

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The FDA strictly regulates the health claims, descriptive terms and nutrient claims on food labels, to ensure that _____.
  1.foods can be compared successfully
  2.consumers can decide on the value
  3.accurate information is conveyed
  4.manufacturers do not improperly promote the foods
  5.all of these reasons are correct

Question 2

Which of the following establishes population-wide average requirements used by nutrition policymakers?
 a. Recommended Dietary Allowances
  b. Daily Values
 c. Recommended Daily Allowances
 d. Adequate Intakes
 e. Estimated Average Requirements



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