Question

I. The FDA labels processed foods. A. FDA labels identify the ingredients used to make products. B. FDA labels explain the nutrition content of food. C. FDA labels explain if the product might harm people who have allergies. III. The FDA warns the public about harmful food. A. The FDA issues a warning when a foodborne illness breaks out. B. The FDA tells consumers which foods to avoid. C. The FDA tells consumers what to do if they get sick. Which statement would best connect the two sections? The Food and Drug Administration’s labels allow consumers to know exactly what is in the products they purchase. The Food and Drug Administration not only informs consumers about food content, it also warns them when they are at risk from the foods they eat. The Food and Drug Administration was founded in 1906 to protect the public from foods that were branded incorrectly. The Food and Drug Administration also warns consumers when contaminated food leads to an outbreak of an illness.

Answer 1

      The Food and Drug Administration is a federal agency of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

      It was created  to give the people important information about food and medicine they buy: There are several types of labels, in the case of food, the nutrition facts labels mention the nutrients in food and the correct answers are the second one, in I and the first one in IIII:    "I. B. FDA labels explain the nutrition content of food" / "III. A. The FDA issues a warning when a foodborne illness breaks out".