> Which is why eating in fast food joints is playing russian roulette with your diet. You literally have no idea of what goes into the food.
Aren't they mandated to print truthful nutrition information?
Aren't they mandated to print truthful nutrition information?
Yes, they are mandated to print nutrition information. So they print exactly what they are asked to print. No more. No less. If the mandate says "foods with less than 999mg of sugar may print as 0g sugar" then they will follow that to the letter.
> Tic Tac® mints do contain sugar as listed in the ingredient statement. However, since the amount of sugar per serving (1 mint) is less than 0.5 grams, FDA labeling requirements permit the Nutrition Facts to state that there are 0 grams of sugar per serving.
So? It seems that they're honestly reporting exactly what's required from them and exactly what you need to balance your diet.
Yes, they're true to the labeling requirement, but they are not true to reality - there IS sugar in there. Get a person with diabetes to eat a bucketful and then try to tell me there is 0g of sugar in them.