Health Check
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Health Check is a food information program created and administered by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. The primary part of the program is the placement of the Health Check certification logo on the packaging of a food product that meets certain requirements. The logo is a white check mark over a red circle. There are Health Check-certified products in all categories of Canada's Food Guide.
[edit] Does it mean it's healthy?
CBC Marketplace report shows that some products with Health Check mark has high sodium, high sugar content and some of them are paid money for inclusion in the program.(See link for details) [1]
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