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Expanded use of 'lean' on food labels.(Updates)(nutrient content claim 'lean')(Brief article)

The FDA has expanded the use of the nutrient content claim "lean" on labels of foods that are categorized as "mixed dishes not measurable with a cup." A final rule allowing this expansion was published in the Federal Register on Jan. 12, 2007.

The FDA acknowledges that meals-on-the-go have made their way into consumers' diets as a convenient meal option. With controlled nutrient and portion size, these foods serve a useful purpose in assisting consumers in selecting a diet that is consistent with recommended U.S. Dietary Guidelines.

The rule allows the food labels of products such as burritos, pizza rolls, egg ...

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