What characteristic must have food include to receive the FDA's good source of nutrients label?

To receive the FDA's "good source" label for nutrients, a food must contain 10% to 19% of the Daily Value (DV) of a specific nutrient per serving. This designation indicates that the food provides a meaningful amount of that nutrient, contributing positively to daily dietary intake. The label aims to help consumers identify foods that can aid in meeting their nutritional needs.