Each of the Following Is True of Terminology on Food

question 33

Multiple Choice

Each of the following is true of terminology on food nutrition labels except one. Which one is the exception?

• A) Daily reference values (DRVs) are the levels of nutrients considerable desirable for health.
• B) A product's nutrient profile is based on the percentage of DRVs, but the term daily value (DV) is used on the label.
• C) For ease of standardizing the label, 2000 kcal is the reference amount for calculating the percentage of the DV in a serving.
• D) The amounts for the nutrients are based on the daily value (DV).

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