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Helping you care for you and your family

Being able to read and interpret food labels is an important step towards making healthier food choices.

Food labels display a range of information including the nutritional panel, ingredients list, allergens and advisory statements. Most manufactured foods are required to have a nutritional panel. The few exceptions include those sold in very small packages, as well as tea, coffee, and herbs and spices. It pays to remember that some of the most nutritious food may not have labels – foods such as fruit, vegetables and fresh meat.

Nestlé helps you care for you and your family by providing information of what’s in our products and guiding you on the ideal serving size. This is done using Guideline Daily Amounts or GDA’s, and our unique Nestlé Nutritional Compass tool.

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How to read a Food

How to read a Food Label

Being able to read and interpret food labels is an important step towards making healthier food choices.

Guideline Daily Amounts

GDAs are based on an average diet and can help you understand what is in the food you eat and how it fits into your diet.

nutritional compass

Nutritional Compass

The Nestlé Nutritional Compass can be found on almost all Nestlé products worldwide.