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Survey Finds That Americans Believe Canned Foods Are Not As Nutritious As Frozen Or Fresh

October 25, 2011: 07:45 PM EST
A survey conducted by a group representing steelmakers and some food processors found that only 46 percent of Americans know that canned foods count toward U.S. government recommended dietary guidelines; 40 percent believe canned foods are less nutritious than frozen foods; and sixty percent believes canned foods are not as nutritious as fresh. But according to the Canned Food Alliance, food packaged in steel cans “can be just as nutritious (and sometimes more nutritious) than fresh and frozen varieties.” CFA Executive Director Rich Tavoletti said canned foods provide affordable, accessible and convenient nutrition.
"Survey: Consumers Underestimate Canned Foods’ Benefits", News release, Mealtime.org, October 25, 2011, © Canned Food Alliance
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