Or that the food's
nutrient content meets or exceeds standards developed by various American and European agencies based upon the latest scientific studies of nutrient requirements of dogs and cats.
Not exact matches
The FDA said the snacks were also deemed healthy, though none of the bars
meet the agency's requirements for use of the
nutrient content claim «healthy.»
Separately, Just Mayo does not
meet the requirements for a «cholesterol - free»
nutrient content claim (by failing to disclose the level of total fat per serving next to the said claim), while its website also includes an unauthorized implied heart health claim (the product contains too much fat to qualify), alleged the FDA.
The number of products carrying nutrition
content claims that did not
meet the
nutrient profiling criteria suggests that comprehensive regulation is warranted.
Meeting the functional beverage and $ 19.6 billion craft beer markets head - on, each brew contains six to eight «superfoods» known for their rich
nutrient content and health enhancing properties.
• A requirement that other food and drink intended for babies up to the age of 36 months
meet strict national guidelines on
nutrient content, quality and safety and be promoted only for babies over 6 months of age — if permitted at all;
• A requirement that other food and drink intended for babies up to the age of 36 months
meet strict national guidelines on
nutrient content, quality and safety and be promoted only for babies over 6 months of age;
As your little bundle of joy grows, the
nutrient content of your breast milk changes to
meet his / her needs.
If the label also states, «[Product] is formulated to
meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO dog food
nutrient profiles,» its nutritional
content was analyzed in a lab.
The ingredients included in this dog food must
meet the exact requirements for purity and
nutrient content defined by Hill's company.
In addition, each ingredient used is examined for safety, essential
nutrient content and precise formulation that all
meet their strict quality standards.
«Excess fiber can dilute the energy and
nutrient content of the food to such an extent that an animal may have difficulty eating enough of the food to
meet its needs.»
While the nutritional
content of different brands of cat food may vary, cat foods formulated to
meet the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO)
nutrient profile should contain adequate amounts of the following components.
The first statement indicates that the diet was deemed nutritionally adequate by chemically analyzing the
nutrient content of the ingredients and / or the final product in a laboratory and that the
nutrient concentrations
met or exceeded what is set forth in the AAFCO
nutrient profiles.