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4:29 pm
March 5, 2007
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Dan C.
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Can someone confirm something for me? Is it true that small manufacturers are generally exempt from putting the govt. nutrition label on their products? They only have to put the list of ingredients, correct?
Thanks,
Dan
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1:35 am
March 6, 2007
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dvdman
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posts 27
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Yes. You’re correct. But some county health departments may require more, so check with your local health department.
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4:39 am
March 6, 2007
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posts 199
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My understanding is that different countries and even states within countries have different legislation. As dvdman says above, best to check with your local health department.
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4:04 pm
March 6, 2007
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Dan C.
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Thanks for your responses. The help you get through people like you is invaluable.
Dan
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5:29 pm
March 6, 2007
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Scott–DFW
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The standards for an exemption can be confusing, and in some cases will require annual filings with the FDA. See the following link for some general FDA guidance:
http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/sbel.html
Scott
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