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Judith E. Brown

Publisher: Cengage Learning

ISBN: 9781305628007

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An overriding principle of nutrition labeling regulations is that nutrient content and health claims made about a food on the packaging must be truthful. _ True _ False

An overriding principle of nutrition labeling regulations is that nutrient content and health claims made about a food on the packaging must be truthful.

_ True _ False