No Added Sugar claims in Canada require specific thresholds: No added sugars or ingredients containing added sugars.
Using "no added sugar" on your food label is a regulated nutrition/health claim in Canada. In Canada, the Food and Drug Regulations' table of permitted nutrient content statements (B.01.513) prescribes both the exact permitted wording and the per-serving compositional conditions for each claim. For this claim, the condition is: No added sugars or ingredients containing added sugars
LabelGuard automatically checks your "no added sugar" claim against Canada thresholds.
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In Canada, the Food and Drug Regulations' table of permitted nutrient content statements (B.01.513) prescribes both the exact permitted wording and the per-serving compositional conditions for each claim.
Most claims can be used on eligible products, but some are restricted.
Misleading claims can result in enforcement action, product recalls, and fines.
Last updated: 2026-03-01
Disclaimer: This information is for guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult official regulations and seek professional legal advice for specific compliance questions.
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