What is found on your food labels?

Answer 1

On a food label, there is a Nutrition Facts box, which details what kind of nutrients are contained within the food. There is also an ingredients list, so that people with a specific food allergy can read the list and determine if it is safe to eat the food.

U.S. regulations explain quite a bit about what belongs on a food label. See Related Links for FDA's Food Labeling Guide.

There is the Principal Display Panel which includes the statement of identity and the net contents. Then you have the information panel which should have the nutrition panel, ingredient statement and the name and address of the manufacturer or distributor.

Answer 2

Generally, food labels will contain the nutritional information (calories, fat, carbs, sugars, and so on), along with any vitamins or minerals in the food, the serving size, and the ingredietns in the food.

Answer 3

In my opinion four things that should be included on a food label are:

• The Product's Ingredients
• If it's suitable for vegetarians or not
• How many calories it contains
• The serving size. How many portions you could give.

Other things you could include are:

• How many grams of fat, the product contains
• The included nutrients. For people who are trying to get more nutrients
• The daily value on your food label

Answer 4

Usually a price of writing which expenses the authors opininon or point

Answer 5

The calories

Answer 6

The Vitamins and minerals.

Answer 7

theres alot more than four,