Health claims and nutritional balance
Marketing of health claims and the nutritional balance of foods
Illustration 1 shows a summary report of health claims used for marketing food products, namely on the package or website, and their potential use as proxies for identifying the overall nutritional balance of food products. Therefore, each cell contain a qualitative assessment regarding whether a food product with a particular health claim is significantly better or worse than, or equal to, similar products without such claims.
Illustration 1: Health-related claims and BNI™ | ||||
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Foods | Health-related claims | |||
Compared to those without them, products with claims of | ||||
Wholegrains are | Heart health are | [Tick are] | Pick Me sun are | |
Breakfast cereals | better | similar | similar | similar |
Chips, crisps & cravers | --- | --- | --- | --- |
Corn chips | --- | --- | --- | --- |
Potato chips | --- | --- | --- | --- |
Yogurts | --- | better | better | --- |
(The BNI™ is significantly better or worse than, or, else, equal to, that of similar foods without particular health claims; sig≤0.05, 2-tailed) |
Want to know more?
- BNI-INE - Referents and averages list
- This BNI page offers the latest information on food nutritional balance.
- Wiki of Science - Balance Nutrition Index™ (BNI™)
- This Wiki of Science page offers more information about the BNI™ technology.
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page revision: 14, last edited: 17 May 2013 23:08