Packages that are between one and two servings are required to label the calories and other nutrients per package.

• A. Per Serving
• B. Per Package
• C. Per Weight
• D. Per Container

Answer: (B)

When a product is labeled as containing 1 to 2 servings, the nutrition facts must include calories and nutrients for the entire package. The idea is that someone might eat the whole package in one sitting, not just a single serving. Providing the per-package totals ensures you know the complete intake if the whole item is consumed, while per-serving values still help when you only eat a portion. This combination prevents underestimating calories and nutrients. Per weight or per container aren’t the standard single requirement in this scenario, and listing only per serving could mislead if the whole package is eaten.