It’s now easier for the U-M community to choose foods that support basic good nutrition. MHealthy and its university partners have created a new labeling system to help you make more informed food choices at campus vending machines, at select eateries and through select catering providers.
Look for this Colorful Citrus Circle
The more slices filled in, the more nutrient dense the food!
The new labeling system recognizes that many foods are not simply “good” or “bad.” Instead, it represents the spectrum of foods’ healthfulness.
The more slices filled, the more nutrient dense the food!
What’s Nutrient Dense?
Nutrient dense means:
More:
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Healthy fats
- Whole grains
- Fiber
Less:
- Saturated fats
- Added sugars
- Sodium