LABELING Flashcards

1
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is used to inform consumers of the properties of pre-packaged food.

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food labeling

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The term “—–l” refers to any written, printed, or graphic matter on the food’s immediate container.

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label

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3
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includes the label and any other written, printed or graphics matter accompanying the product in commerce.

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labeling

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4
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Most label information is required to appear on either the ????

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principal display panel or information panel

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5
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is the display oflabelin a product

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labeling

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6
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contains information about a product on its container, packaging, or the product itself.

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labeling

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7
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It also has warnings in it

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labeling

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8
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It helps the product stand out in themarket, and identifies it as a part of a particular brand.

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labeling

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9
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What Must Appear on the Label?

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ingredients, quantity of certain ingredients, net quantity, date of minimum durability, storage instruction, business name and adress of the manufacturer or packager

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10
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any of the foods or substances that are combined to make a particular dish.

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ingredients

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11
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is an indication of how much of the finished product is made up of a certain ingredient; it is always expressed as a percentage.

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quantity of certain ingredients

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12
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means theweight of food(orvolumein the case of liquids), less theweightof the packaging

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net quantity

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13
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date of minimum durability is also known as?

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best before date

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14
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is thedateuntil which a foodstuff retains its specific properties e.g. taste, aroma, appearance, any specific qualities which relate to the product, vitamin content etc.

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date of minimum durability

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15
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refer to such elements as temperature, lightconditionsand humidity.

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storage information

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16
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provide information to the consumer onstorage conditionsthat differ from normal room temperature.

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storage information

17
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If you want customers to be able to find you, talk about you and recommend you, you need a business name, which should define who you are, identify what you sell and help to impress investors.

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business name and adress of the manufacturer or packager

18
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is also the foundation of trademark design, which can be of significant value if you ever want to franchise or sell your business.

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business name

19
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Any legally required details should be listed first, for you must include these on the label and they sometimes have to go in specific places.

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required details

20
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is responsible for protecting the public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, and medical devices; and by ensuring the safety of our nation’s food supply, cosmetics, and products that emit radiation.

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the food and drug administration

21
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is a form of a signature that gives credit to the creator of a particular work or service and sets it apart from those created by others.

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brand name

22
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Two of the main purposes ofbrand namesare?

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identification and to differentiate a particular product or service from other like or similar brand