Abstract: . . .  accuracy equivalent to that of the United States • considered a 10% tolerance difficult to meet due to limitations in analytical accuracy, variability in manufacturing, added nutrients and variations in nutrient content of ingredients depending on the variety and season • supported the use of data bases and computer software to generate nutrition data to help reduce the economic burden and improve consistency. • recommended that Health Canada review nutrient data generated for labelling purposes • recommended that government work collabora- tively with the industry to develop nutrient data bases and/or Canadian Reference Tables for raw single-ingredient commodities  . . .
. . .  in manufacturing, added nutrients and variations in nutrient content of ingredients depending on the variety and season • supported the use of data bases and computer software to generate nutrition data to help reduce the economic burden and improve consistency. • recommended that Health Canada review nutrient data generated for labelling purposes • recommended that government work collabora- tively with the industry to develop nutrient data bases and/or Canadian Reference Tables for raw single-ingredient commodities • favoured updating the Canadian Nutrient File FEEDBACK TO THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Interested parties were invited to comment within  . . .
. . .  collabora- tively with the industry to develop nutrient data bases and/or Canadian Reference Tables for raw single-ingredient commodities • favoured updating the Canadian Nutrient File FEEDBACK TO THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Interested parties were invited to comment within 45 days to a CFIA Consultation Document on a proposed Compliance Test, issued November 28, 2002. Responses were received from sixteen stake- holders, including the Consu . . .
. . .  tively with the industry to develop nutrient data bases and/or Canadian Reference Tables for raw single-ingredient commodities • favoured updating the Canadian Nutrient File FEEDBACK TO THE CONSULTATION DOCUMENT Interested parties were invited to comment within 45 days to a CFIA Consultation Document on a proposed Compliance Test, issued November 28, 2002. Responses were received from sixteen stake- holders, including the Consu . . .
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