The following types of label statements are generally not implied nutrient content claims and, as such, are not subject to the requirements of 101.13 and this section: (1) A claim that a specific ingredient or food component is absent from a product, provided that the purpose of such claim is to facilitate avoidance of the substances because of food allergies (see 105.62 of this chapter), food intolerance, religious beliefs, or dietary practices such as vegetarianism or other nonnutrition related reason, e.g., 100 percent milk free; (2) A claim about a substance that is nonnutritive or that does not have a nutritive function, e.g., contains no preservatives, no artificial colors; (3) A claim about the presence of an ingredient that is perceived to add value to the product, e.g., made with real butter, made with whole fruit, or contains honey, except that claims about the presence of ingredients other than vitamins or minerals or that are represented as a source of vitamins and minerals are not allowed on labels or in labeling of dietary supplements of vitamins and minerals that are not in conventional food form
Le tabagisme gravidique expose la mre et le futur enfant de nombreux risques tels que : la grossesse extra-utrine, la fausse couche, la pr-clampsie, la mort ftale in utero, la prmaturit, le faible poids la naissance
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The strongest risk factors are tobacco smoke, air pollution, and workplace dust and chemical fumes
