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Health Star Rating

A 3.5 Health Star Rating label.

The New Zealand and Australian Governments developed the Health Star Rating system to help consumers choose healthier options among comparable food items. The label displays the Health Star Rating along with nutritional information.

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Rights: Department of Health, Commonwealth of Australia
Published: 29 September 2017Size: 115.45 KB
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