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Nutrition Notes: Does "Zero Trans Fat" Mean It's Healthy? (Kansas City InfoZine)

By Karen Collins, MS, RD, CDN - When you see a food labeled "zero trans fat," can you automatically assume it's a better choice? Not so fast. As food manufacturers rush to remove trans fat-laden products from grocery shelves, many companies are substituting equally unhealthy ingredients to retain the same flavor and texture of the original products.

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