ISSA Nutritionist Practice Exam

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Which of the following best describes a nutrient content claim on food packaging?

A claim that indicates health benefits
A label indicating the origin of the ingredients
A claim characterizing the level of a nutrient
A suggestion for consumption patterns

The correct answer is: A claim characterizing the level of a nutrient

A nutrient content claim on food packaging specifically refers to statements that characterize the level of a nutrient in a food product. These claims provide information about the amount of a nutrient that is present in the food, such as "low fat," "high fiber," or "reduced sodium." Such claims help consumers make informed choices based on the nutritional content of the foods they are considering. This type of claim is regulated to ensure that it conveys accurate information about the nutrient levels, aiding consumers in understanding how a product fits into their overall dietary needs. Other options do not accurately reflect the focus of a nutrient content claim. For instance, claims about health benefits or suggestions for consumption patterns are broader and do not specifically relate to the nutrient levels in a product, while labels indicating the origin of ingredients do not address the nutrient content at all.