How is Extra Virgin Olive Oil Spray 0 Calories? The Labeling Loophole Explained
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According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, food products with fewer than five calories per serving can be legally labeled as 'zero calories'. This surprising regulation is the simple reason for why extra virgin olive oil spray can be marketed with a '0 calories' label, even though oil is a calorie-dense fat.
