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Dietary Manager Exam Prep

Category - Foodservice

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The Delaney Clause mandates which of the following:

Manufacturers of food additives must prove that they are safe
Standards of fill must meet federal guidelines
Cancer-causing substances must be removed from foods
Dishonest food labeling is prohibited

Explanation

Answer: C - The Delaney Clause is a federal law that mandates that cancer-causing substances must be removed from the food supply. The manufacturing of safe food additives is overseen through the Food Additive Amendment, and standards of fill and food labeling are regulated by offices within the FDA.

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