the daily value is found and used in the money supply.
where is the daily value found and used?
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bullet::::- adding up the calcium: nutrition facts labels don't show how many milligrams of calcium are in a food item. instead, they show the amount of calcium in a food as a percentage of the daily value (written as %daily value or %dv). to figure out milligrams on a food label, look at % daily value for calcium, and then add 0 to the end of that number. for example, girls need 130% dv for calcium every day. 130% daily value is the same amount as 1,300 milligrams of calcium. note: this calculation works only for calcium, not for other nutrients on the food label.
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bullet::::- polyunsaturated fat 2.5g





























bullet::::- monounsaturated fat 1.0g





























bullet::::- cholesterol 0 mg, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- sodium 90 mg, 4% of the daily value





























bullet::::- total carbohydrate 0g, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- dietary fiber 0g, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- sugars 0g





























bullet::::- vitamin a, 10% of the daily value





























bullet::::- vitamin c, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- calcium, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- iron, 0% of the daily value





























bullet::::- percent daily values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet.





























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