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- When choosing between two packaged products, look for those made with fewer ingredients and less sodium (less than 5% of the Daily Value, or DV).
- Choose food in its nature-made form. Eat chicken instead of chicken nuggets, strawberries instead of strawberry-flavored cereal bars, and fish instead of fish sticks.
- Limit frozen convenience meals (TV dinners).
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Consumers spend the biggest share of their food dollars on sugar, sweets, fats and oils, nonalcoholic beverages, and many prepared foods.
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