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The size of the Nutrition Facts table is dependent on the available display surface. What is meant by the available display surface?

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The size of the Nutrition Facts table is dependent on the available display surface. What is meant by the available display surface?

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The available display surface (ADS) is essentially the total surface area of a container, including the bottom, that is available for labelling. With an ornamental container it includes the total surface of the bottom, or of both sides of tag attached to the container. With a package that cannot be labelled, the ADS consists of both sides of a tag attached to it. The ADS does not include the area of a package to which a label cannot be physically applied, or which the consumer is unable to view easily under customary conditions of purchase. It also does not include the area covered by the Universal Product Code, or any part of a package, other than a single serving container, that will be destroyed when the package is opened (B.01.001).

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