Claims Relating to Quality, Quantity, Composition and Origin
The information provided below provides a detailed look at claims as they relate to a food's composition and quality, as well as with appropriate methods of informing consumers about the origin of a food.
Quality Claims
Quantity Claims
Composition Claims
- Guidelines for Highlighted Ingredients and Flavours
- Negative Claims Pertaining to the Absence or Non-Addition of a Substance
- Pure, 100% Pure, 100%, All
- Entirely, Completely, Absolutely
- True, Real, Genuine
- Imitations, Substitutes
- Concentrated, Concentrate, Condensed, Strength, Reconstituted
Natural Claims
- Nature, Natural
- Processes Affecting the Natural Character of Foods with a Table MINIMUM of Physical, Chemical or Biological Changes
- Processes Affecting the Natural Character of Foods with a MAXIMUM of Physical, Chemical or Biological Changes
- Guidelines on Natural, Naturally Raised, Feed, Antibiotic and Hormone Claims
- Trademark "the Natural Baker"
"Light" Claims
Manufacturing Related Claims
- Method of Production Claims
- Including organic, genetic modification, irradiation, etc.
- Homemade
- Pizzas declaring, "woodburning oven", "wood oven" or "wood fired"
- "based on centuries old recipe"
- "Popped in 100% corn oil"
Origin Claims
Other Claims
- Comparative Claims
- Appropriated or Inferred Claims
- Information Letter: Guidelines for the use of Food Safety Related Statements
- Meals, Meal Replacements, Instant Breakfast
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