A Practical Guide for Interpreting and Constructing Nutritional Labeling delves into the intricate global landscape of nutritional labeling for consumer packaged goods. It addresses the complexity and lack of uniform guidelines that plague food industry professionals in effectively conveying nutritional impacts on dietary choices. Additionally, it presents a global perspective on nutritional and front package labeling, offering solutions for standardizing the nutritional table process. The book includes historical milestones and case studies from countries like the U.S., Switzerland, Colombia, and Chile. It provides practical tools for interpreting front-of-pack labeling and insights into the regulatory landscape and future trends in nutritional labeling.

• Demonstrates how to construct nutritional labels by integrating diet, nutrition information, and health
• Questions the norms of current nutritional food packaging labels in an effort to prioritize dietary needs
• Identifies solutions to help standardize the nutritional table process for consumer packaged goods
• Highlights the process of developing general nutritional and front-of-pack labeling through case studies from around the globe