BY MARY ROTHSCHILD | JAN 20, 2011

When the label on the children's food product says it's better for you, chances are it's not, and one nutrition advocacy group suggests that in the absence of federal regulation, companies are making deceptive claims.

Prevention Institute of Oakland, CA. found that 84 percent of the children's food products it examined did not meet even basic dietary recommendations and nutritional standards.

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