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FDA proposes to extend compliance dates for Nutrition Facts label final rules

The move is in response to concerns companies and trade associations have shared with the agency regarding the time needed for implementation.

October 5, 2017

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The move is in response to concerns companies and trade associations have shared with the agency regarding the time needed for implementation.

Strategies for managing ‘added sugars’

Formulation options include use of high-intensity sweeteners. Processing techniques include using pre-aeration of the mix to produce smaller, more stable air bubbles.

Bruce Tharp

Steve Young

May 8, 2017

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New factors will affect the composition of ice cream once changes to nutrition labeling regulations become effective mid-year 2018.

Dairies, other food makers must change 800,000 nutrition labels

Cary Frye

August 9, 2016

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Dairies and other food makers must comply with the new FDA Nutrition Facts label rules by July 26, 2018. Get started now.

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What dairy processors must know about FDA's new Nutrition Facts label

Dairies and other food makers must comply with the new FDA Nutrition Facts label rules by July 26, 2018. Get started now.

Cary Frye

July 19, 2016

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Dairies must prepare now for the sweeping changes that will require new nutrition facts labels by 2018. An estimated 800,000-plus labels will need to change to meet the FDA’s new regulations.

New FDA Nutrition Facts Label gives dairy foods an edge over nondairy alternatives

James Carper

June 23, 2016

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In head-to-head comparisons, nutrient-dense dairy foods beat their analog counterparts. Perhaps the new FDA labeling requirements will help the dairy industry to push back against claims by plant-based products.

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FDA proposes to extend compliance dates for Nutrition Facts label final rules

Strategies for managing ‘added sugars’

Dairies, other food makers must change 800,000 nutrition labels

What dairy processors must know about FDA's new Nutrition Facts label

New FDA Nutrition Facts Label gives dairy foods an edge over nondairy alternatives

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