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    The FDA Cannot Require That Nutritional Information Be Provided on Labels
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The FDA Cannot Require That Nutritional Information Be Provided on Labels

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The FDA cannot require that nutritional information be provided on labels on canned and packaged foods because forced speech violates the federal Constitution.

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