§ 14527 Nutrient Source Disclosure

This law defines what information must be listed about where the nutrients in a product come from.

Key Takeaways

•The law defines the term "derivation statement" as the source of all guaranteed nutrients and micronutrients.
•It applies to any product that claims to provide primary, secondary, or micronutrients.
•The purpose is to let consumers know where the nutrients in a product actually come from.

Example

A gardener buys a bag of plant fertilizer and wants to know if the nutrients are from natural sources or synthetic chemicals.

The law requires the label to show the sources of each nutrient, so the gardener can see whether the nutrients come from natural compost, synthetic chemicals, or a mix of both.

This law defines what information must be listed about where the nutrients in a product come from.

Key Takeaways

•The law defines the term "derivation statement" as the source of all guaranteed nutrients and micronutrients.
•It applies to any product that claims to provide primary, secondary, or micronutrients.
•The purpose is to let consumers know where the nutrients in a product actually come from.

Example

A gardener buys a bag of plant fertilizer and wants to know if the nutrients are from natural sources or synthetic chemicals.

The law requires the label to show the sources of each nutrient, so the gardener can see whether the nutrients come from natural compost, synthetic chemicals, or a mix of both.

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§ 14527 Nutrient Source Disclosure

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