What foods do not require a nutrition facts label?

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In the National Labeling and Education Act, certain foods are exempt from nutrition labeling. These include:

Ready-to-eat food that is not for immediate consumption but is prepared on site. For example, products from bakeries and delis or candy store items.
Foods that do not contain significant amounts of nutrients. For example, coffee, tea and some spices.
Foods produced by businesses that meet certain criteria (business size, annual sales) may be exempt from nutrition labeling unless they make a health claim or nutrient content claim.

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What foods do not require a nutrition facts label?

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