Yes, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires the nutrition facts label on all food and beverage packages. Note that in 2016, the FDA announced several changes to this portion. Below is a list of what should be included in your nutrition facts based on the changes: Including the “added sugars” as a category below “total sugars” Larger print for calories and servings per container Listing serving sizes to match the quantity people eat rather than how much they should eat Add vitamin D and potassium to the required list of nutrients. Vitamins A and C are no longer part of the required listed nutrients. Can be included voluntarily. Calories and nutrients for a single serving and a whole package consumed in one sitting.