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Unlock Food Ontario (opens in new window)
Unlock Food Ontario videos
Introduction to nutrition labelling (opens in new window
Nutrition facts table, important nutrients) (opens in new window)
Nutrition facts table has 5 features (opens in new window)
Percent daily value (opens in new window)
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Call 1-877-510-5102 to talk to a Registered Dietitian for free (Dietitians of Canada)
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