The Nutrition and Hydration Digest
Food Composition, Labelling and Recipe Analysis 101 Nutritional Content 104 Food Costs 104 Procurement of Food 104 Packaging 105 Food Labelling Legislation 105 Allergen Information 105 Nutrition Information 106 Nutritional Analysis 108 Recipe Analysis 111 Recipe Analysis Software 116 7 8 Menu Design and Content 121 Menu Design 124
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