Question

what type of value is shown on a food label? dri rda ui dv

Explanation:

• DRI (Dietary Reference Intakes): A set of reference values for nutrient intake, but not directly shown on food labels in the way the question implies.
• RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowances): Part of DRI, but food labels use a different concept.
• UI (Tolerable Upper Intake Level): Not the value shown on food labels.
• DV (Daily Value): This is the value shown on food labels. It represents the percentage of a nutrient in a serving of food relative to a daily diet of 2000 calories (for adults and children over 4 years old). For example, if a food has 10% DV of calcium, it means one serving provides 10% of the calcium an average person needs in a day (based on 2000 - calorie diet).

Answer:

DV