2012Canadian Medical Association JournalOpen access

Inching toward universal nutrient disclosure

Michael Monette

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A proposed global standard for mandatory nutrition labelling would compel all food producers to articulate fat, protein, fibre, sodium, sugar and calorie content on the back of all processed food packages. The proposed standard, which was ironed out during a Codex Committee on Food Labelling

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A proposed global standard for mandatory nutrition labelling would compel all food producers to articulate fat, protein, fibre, sodium, sugar and calorie content on the back of all processed food packages. The proposed standard, which was ironed out during a Codex Committee on Food Labelling

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A proposed global standard for mandatory nutrition labelling would compel all food producers to articulate fat, protein, fibre, sodium, sugar and calorie content on the back of all processed food packages. The proposed standard, which was ironed out during a Codex Committee on Food Labelling

Key concepts: Labelling, Food labelling, Food labeling, Calorie, Sugar, Computer science, Food science, Nutrition Labeling

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