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The "Nutrition Facts" table is easy to find, easy to read and on more foods.

* Information in the Nutrition Facts table is based on a specific amount of food. Compare this to the amount you eat.
** Use % Daily Value to see if a food has a little or a lot of a nutrient.
With the nutrition information on food labels you will be able to:
Use Nutrition Facts, the list of ingredients and nutrition claims to help you make informed food choices.
The Government sets rules that must be met before a nutrition claim can be made on a label or advertisement.
A claim highlights a nutrition feature of a food. Look for one of these words:
A claim may also highlight a relationship between diet and disease. For example:
Follow Canada's Food Guide and use Nutrition Facts to help you make healthy food choices.
Enjoy eating well, being active and feeling good about yourself.
To get more complete information about the nutrient value of a food look at the Nutrition Facts table:
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