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Are food service beverage portion cups (e.g., coffee cups) exempt from nutrition labelling?

April 26, 2017beverage coffee cups exempt food service labelling nutrition portion

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Are food service beverage portion cups (e.g., coffee cups) exempt from nutrition labelling?

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Yes, because they are not considered to be “prepackaged” foods and are therefore exempt from labelling (B.01.001). However, sealed portion cups of juice and cartons of milk are prepackaged foods and must be fully labelled, including a Nutrition Facts table.