"Federal regulations allow food labels to say there's zero grams of trans fat as long as there's less than half a gram per serving. And many packages contain more than what's considered one serving. 'The problem is that often people eat a lot more than one serving,' said Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian of Harvard School of Public Health."I stand by my advice: if it says hydrogenated anything, avoid it :) (Sorry manufacturers!)
Monday, August 20, 2007
Zero trans fat doesn't always mean zero - Yahoo! News
Zero trans fat doesn't always mean zero - Yahoo! News:
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