US FDA Food Labeling Regulations (21 CFR Part 101)
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The FDA's food labeling regulations: identity and net quantity on the principal display panel, ingredient declaration, the Nutrition Facts and Supplement Facts panels with serving sizes and accuracy tolerances, menu labeling for chains, defined nutrient content and health claims including 'healthy', warning statements, gluten-free, structure and function disclaimers and juice percentage declarations. It comprises 25 controls organised across 4 domains, and applies in the United States.
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