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Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Nutritional Information Development

Posted on 11:16 by Unknown
For a marvellous analysis of what's wrong with Canada's nutritional information labels, view this PDF developed by the Nutrition Action Newsletter.

Pay special attention to page two of this PDF, which details how the label should look. The design of this page, the suggested improvements to the label, and the way these improvements are documented should be required reading for all information developers.
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