A claim about the presence or amount of a nutrient or substance in a food, regulated under Standard 1.2.7 of the Food Standards Code.
It is a claim about the presence or amount of a nutrient or substance in a food, such as low fat, high in protein or no added sugar.
They are regulated under Standard 1.2.7 of the Food Standards Code, which sets the conditions a food must meet before each claim can be made.
A content claim describes how much of a nutrient is present, while a health claim links a food or nutrient to a health effect on the body.
Yes. The nutrient referred to in the claim must be declared in the panel, so making a claim can require an extra row to be added.
No. The food must meet the specific criteria set for that claim in Standard 1.2.7, and the claim must be truthful and not misleading.