\n ## Nutritional Information Panel ### Overview This image displays a nutritional information panel for a food product, specifically honey. The panel provides details on serving size, servings per package, and the average quantity of various nutrients per serving and per 100g of the product. Additional information includes ingredients and storage instructions. ### Components/Axes The panel is structured as a table with the following columns: * **Nutrient:** Lists the nutritional components (Energy, Protein, Fat, Carbohydrates, Sugars, Sodium). * **Average Quantity Per Serving:** Provides the amount of each nutrient in a 10g serving. * **Average Quantity Per 100g:** Provides the amount of each nutrient in 100g of the product. Additional text elements include: * **Serving size:** 10g * **Servings per package:** 25 * **Ingredients:** 100% Pure New Zealand Honey * **Storage Instructions:** Keep Stored Below 20 deg°C, BPA-Free Container. * **Warning:** Not suitable for children under 1 year of age. * A symbol of a snowflake inside a circle. ### Detailed Analysis or Content Details | Nutrient | Average Quantity Per Serving | Average Quantity Per 100g | |----------------|------------------------------|-----------------------------| | Energy | 143kJ | 1430 kJ | | Protein | less than 0.1g | 0.16g | | Fat, total | less than 0.1g | 0.37g | | – saturated | less than 0.1g | 0.26g | | Carbohydrates | 8.31g | 83.1g | | Sugars | 8.11g | 81.1g | | Sodium | 0.41mg | 4.04mg | ### Key Observations * The product is primarily composed of carbohydrates and sugars, constituting the vast majority of its nutritional content. * The fat and protein content are very low. * The sodium content is minimal. * The nutritional values per 100g are approximately ten times the values per serving (10g). ### Interpretation The nutritional information indicates that this honey product is a concentrated source of carbohydrates, specifically sugars. It provides a quick source of energy due to its high sugar content. The low levels of fat, protein, and sodium suggest it is a relatively "pure" carbohydrate source. The storage instructions indicate a need to keep the product cool, likely to maintain its viscosity and prevent crystallization. The warning about not being suitable for children under 1 year of age is standard for honey due to the risk of infant botulism. The ingredient list confirms the product is 100% honey sourced from New Zealand. The snowflake symbol is likely a quality mark or indication of origin.