Grade - AIFSQN
Posted 25 February 2021 - 04:10 PM
Hi everyone, I have a question concerning food labelling in Canada. We have an Easter chocolate, which weight approx 4.2 kg .
Since the reference portion is 40g, is it acceptable to write in the NFT for 1/105 of the chocolate (40 g). It seems like 1/105 isn't very clear for the consumer .. Thanks in advance
Fellow
Posted 25 February 2021 - 04:27 PM
You are correct.
you must state how many servings in total the bunny is (in my house, that's a single serving over one day lol)
AND the NFT by serving
You cannot change the fraction of 1/105 as that's what's required for this particular product 
EVEN though it's goofy and of zero help to the consumer
Please stop referring to me as Sir/sirs
Grade - AIFSQN
Posted 25 February 2021 - 05:27 PM
Thank you :)
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