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"If you&amp;#39;re a nutrition-label reader (always a good idea!), your grocery shopping experience may soon change, thanks to a proposed overhaul by the Food and Drug Administration.\nFirst, a refresher! Here&amp;#39;s what labels look like now:\nPinterestFacebookThe new labels are supposed to include more information about added sugars, call out realistic serving sizes (you know&amp;#8212;what serving size you might actually eat, as opposed to what the box says you should eat), and also add more about vitamins that are relevant to chronic health and disease. Says FDA commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg: &amp;quot;To remain relevant, the FDA&amp;#39;s newly proposed Nutrition Facts label incorporates the latest in nutrition science as more has been learned about the connection between what we eat and the development of serious chronic diseases impacting millions of Americans.&amp;quot;\nFirst Lady Michelle Obama is helping push the new label forward as well: &amp;quot;You should be able to walk into your local grocery store, pick up an item off the shelf, and be able to tell whether it&amp;#39;s good for your family. So this is a big deal, and it&amp;#39;s going to make a big difference for families all across this country.&amp;quot;\nAll right, so here&amp;#39;s what the proposed new labels would show&amp;#8212;vitamins A and C are nixed, while vitamin D and potassium are included; &amp;quot;calories from fat&amp;quot; are gone, while &amp;quot;total fat,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;saturated fat,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;trans fat&amp;quot; stay:\nPinterestFacebookWhat do you think of the new labels? Do you think they&amp;#39;ll help change the way you&amp;#8212;or others&amp;#8212;choose food?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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