Label conflicts are relatively common and are noted. For
example, The Coca-Cola Company
reports on the food label thatthere are 39 grams of carbohydrate and 140 calories in a 12-ounce can. Since there are 4 calories per carbohydrate gram, one would expect 156 calories per can. Where total calories are not given for aproduct, we have calculated based on 4 calories per gram of carbohydrate, 4 calories per gram of protein, and 9 calories per gram of fat.Small differences may be explained by rounding.ImageManufacturerMarketed ForCalories (16 oz)Carb Cal(% sol’n, total g, complex g)Carb TypeProtein Cal (g)Fat Cal (total g, sat g)Sodium(mg)Potassium(mg)OtherProductPacificHealth Laboratories pacifichealthlabs.comHydration, energy, muscles160112 (6%, 28, 1)Sucrose Fructose27 (6.7)12 (1)25387Magnesium 100 mg, Vitamin C, Vitamin E.Accelerade Fruit PunchNOW Foods nowfoods.comBefore, during, and after exercise190190 (?*% 47, 45)Maltodextrin000May double concentration.Carbo GainCytoSport cytosport.comBefore, during, and after exercise142120 (6% 30, 13)Fructose Maltodextrin00150L-glutamic acid, inosine, L-glutamine, chromium, herbs, alpha L-polylactate. At 1½ scoops Label conflict.CytomaxPowerBar powerbar.com180140 (7% 34, 16)Maltodextrin Dextrose Fructose0032020Magnesium 8% DV.Endurance Extran ThirstquencherNutricia extranusa.comBefore, during, and after exercise9090 (?*% 22, 7)Fructose Maltodextrin0012299Nutrition for Sports, Essentials of 98