|Articles|August 11, 2014

Nutritional Outlook

  • Nutritional Outlook Vol. 17 No. 7
  • Volume 17
  • Issue 7

Five Biggest Struggles with FDA’s New Nutrition Label (Slideshow)

Here are five of the biggest struggles companies are likely to encounter under FDA's new nutrition label proposal.

The deadline to comment on FDA’s proposed nutrition facts labeling change closed on August 1. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty more to talk about. From added sugars to a new definition for dietary fiber and even the health claims you can use, here are five of the biggest struggles companies are likely to encounter.

 

Next>> Disclosing Added Sugar

 

 

Jennifer Grebow
Editor-in-Chief
Nutritional Outlook magazine
jennifer.grebow@ubm.com

 

Photo: A mockup of FDA's newly proposed nutrition labeling changes, courtesy of FDA

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