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Try this nutrition quiz!The Dole Nutrition Institute, a branch of Dole Food, the world's largest producer of fresh fruits and vegetables, is a valuable source for nutrition information. Here are a few sample questions put together by Dole.

The foods we eat may make a big difference in how we feel. If you are suffering from arthritis or other chronic diseases, choosing the right foods may make you feel better.

The foods we eat may make a big difference in how we feel. If you are suffering from arthritis or other chronic diseases, choosing the right foods may make you feel better.

Take our quiz to test your knowledge and learn to make smart food choices.

Scores on the Doors refers to the publication in the UK of Food Hygiene inspection summaries by food businesses.A term perhaps first coined by the British comedian, Larry Grayson, on his quiz show The Generation Game in the 1980's, more recently associated with the publication of Food Hygiene inspection summary information in the UK. At the 2004 CIEH conference, the institute called upon the government to mandate the publication of food inspection information, citing similar schemes in the USA, Canada and Denmark which had been successful in improving compliance and promoting better consumer choice.On 1 January 2005 the Freedom of Information act (and Environmental Information Regulations) came into effect and councils slowly began to publish the information on the internet and via certificates. However there was no uniform grading/banding system and many councils chose their own schemes, thus making comparisons difficult and misleading. By October 2007, over 130 out of 400 authorities were publishing the information and the Food Standards agency committed to recommending a National scheme to it's board in March 2008. The scheme has proved very popular with the public, the most popular site - www.scoresonthedoors.org.uk - receiving over one million hits per month with an average of 22 page views and 7 minutes per user on the site. Many examples of improvements in compliance and a study by the University of Northumbria in October 2007 confirming the benefits.