my advice is to look at different food labels on foods and find the common things on them
Yes
According to nutrition labeling laws, the minerals that do not need to be listed on a food label include potassium and magnesium. While these minerals may be present in the food product, their inclusion on the label is not mandatory unless a specific claim is made regarding their content. Additionally, other trace minerals like copper, manganese, and selenium also do not need to be listed, unless voluntarily included by the manufacturer.
Yes you do need a return label
My gosh it is the label on the food product that you purchase
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To determine the total calories and calories from fat on a food label, you need to look at the "Calories" section, which provides the total caloric content of the product. The "Calories from Fat" section specifically indicates how many of those total calories come from fat. Both values are typically found near the top of the nutrition facts panel on the label. If you have a specific food label in mind, you can share the details for more precise information.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issues guidelines about putting nutrients or health claims on a food label.
Nutrition label
dont be lazy read the label