Which of the following statements about food labels is true?

A. Ingredients are listed on all food packages alphabetically.

B. The label doesn't include information about the number of servings per container.

C. Products may contain several types of sugar and sodium.

D. Nutrition, ingredient, and open date listings are required by law for all foods.

"C"

hmm... thats a bit iffy.

although D seems like the logical answer, C is true too.

probably just go with D, since its "the most right"

A- nope, they list them in order of quantity
B-yes, they do
C-Well, that's true but labels don't tell this
D-True

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