The "Nutrition Facts" on a label of a 16 fluid ounce container of apple juice states that a serving size is 8 fluid ounces contains 152 Calories and 16 milligrams of sodium.

The serving size represents a portion of food that is nutritionally appropriate. Due to this, most food containers include more than one serving size, this means they are not intended to be consumed by one person in one sitting.

How is the serving size related to calories and nutrients?

Understanding serving size is important because based on this you can determine the number of calories, the amount of sodium, sugar, vitamins, etc. all the container of food has.

How to calculate the calories and sodium?

In the case of the apple juice, the total of fluid is 16 ounces but the serving size is 8, which means there are 2 servings per bottle. Let's use this proportion to calculate the calories and sodium.

152 (calories per serving) x 2 servings = 304 calories
16 mg (sodium per serving) x 2 servings = 32 mg of sodium in total

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What are the total calories and sodium in this apple juice?

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