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For the first time in more than two decades, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is unveiling new nutrition labels. The labels will put calorie counts in large type and include portion amounts that reflect the how much Americans eat now.
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Federal health officials have said portion size changes are necessary to reflect the reality of the American diet. Now a 20-ounce bottle of soda will be considered one serving instead of 2.5 servings and ice cream serving sizes will increase from a half-cup to one cup, which more accurately reflects how much people really consume.
Another significant change will be a separate line for sugars that are manufactured and added to food, which public health experts say has contributed to America's obesity problem.
The federal government started requiring nutrition labels in the early 1990s and has not changed them significantly since. Although a line for trans fats was added in 2006, which addressed a health issue that people were just beginning to understand at the time.
The changes in the nutrition labels are intended to make it easier for people to read and understand, and will include putting the calorie count in really big font to make sure people know that's very important.
Also the inclusion of Vitamin A and B will become optional, while Vitamin D and potassium, which are important for bone health, blood pressure, and the immune system, will be added.
The new labels will be open to public input for 90 days. It will take several months after that before the changes will happen and then the FDA is giving businesses another two years to actually alter their labels.
The FDA's deputy commissioner for foods Michael R. Taylor estimates it will cost about $2 billion for companies to implement the changes, but that it will save $30 billion eventually in health benefits.
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This is all stuff that will not matter in a month.
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1. How you look today.
2. That someone heard you fart.
3. That you can't find that one coupon for $1 off.
4. Getting in a good joke on Twitter during a major televised event.
5. That zit.
6. Looking stupid while dancing.
7. You said the word “fuck” too close to a playground.
8. You asked a dumb question in class.
9. Your boss tried to start a conversation with you but you couldn't think of anything to say so you just said “Yup” or “Cool Beans!” and then you stared back at your computer and ignored them hoping that maybe you tricked them into thinking that you are actually some sort of super genius who is obsessed with their work but has poor social skills, or something.
10. You picked a wedgie without thinking about it and you're pretty sure eight people saw.
11. That someone will notice the tiny stain on your shirt.
12. Looking stupid while doing karaoke.
13. How your hair looks.
14. Being judged for what you are eating.
15. Why you don't have plans this weekend.
16. That you had that second cookie.
17. That you accidentally spit a little bit while you were talking.
18. That you were two minutes late to work.
19. That you forgot someone's name and you had to ask them again and now they hate you.
20. That idiotic thing you said to your co-worker.
21. Getting left off of a group text.
22. The horrible silence that happened after you told that stupid joke.
23. You forgot your phone at home.
24. Someone heard you poop.
25. Someone might notice that you wore the same outfit twice this week.
26. You accidentally threw out the rest of your leftovers.
27. You tripped and looked stupid.
28. You tipped your waiter a dollar too much.
29. You will accidentally read spoilers on the internet.
30. Your team is going to lose this super close game.
31. You didn't get invited to that one party.
32. That one person on Tinder is ignoring you.
33. Whether or not you used the word “Sincerely” or “Best” when signing your cover letter.
34. That weird face you made.
35. Accidentally making eye contact with someone.
36. Looking stupid while introducing yourself at a party.
37. That you accidentally picked your nose and someone might have seen.
38 Why the mail hasn't come yet.
39. Where the fuck you put your keys.
40. What you ate for lunch today.
41. Whose turn it was to do the dishes.
42. That one asshole not letting you into the lane even though your turn signal's been on for 4 minutes, Jesus Christ.
43. That weird gesture you did.
44. That you spilled something on your shirt.
45. That you won't make it to the cleaners before it closes.
46. That your outfit is dumb.
47. That you won't get out of the meeting in time to beat rush hour.
48. That your food smells bad and everyone will notice.
49. Your shiny forehead.
50. Anything you've said or done in the last 24 hours.
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