Answer:
Qualified Health Claim
Explanation:
A Qualified Health Claim is a claim that is permitted by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which is supported by scientific evidence as regards a food substance and its relationship to a disease.
A qualified health claim is usually based on few evidences compared to authorized health claim. For example, when a new or emerging evidence of a food in relation to its ability to reduce the risk of a particular disease is found, but not concrete enough for the FDA to approve an Authorized Heath claim, the FDA then issues a Qualified Health Claim.
Therefore, in the case of selenium, the FDA approved a Qualified Health Claim.
Answer:
In haste decisions are poor
Explanation:
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Answer:
A. raise the price of the cinnamon rolls
Explanation:
The local bakery makes such great cinnamon rolls that consumers do not respond much at all to a change in the price. If the owner is only interested in increasing revenue, she should raise the price of the cinnamon rolls. Cinnamon roll is an inelastic good in the community thus an increase in its price will not reduce quantity demanded. The owner of the bakery should increase price.
Answer:
Vitamins
Explanation:
The FDA mandates that vitamins must be added to foods containing to prevent digestive disorder
