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This page contains multiple versions of the MyPlate graphic: the full MyPlate, MyPlate with the fruits and vegetables sections highlighted ("Make half your plate fruits and vegetables"), and the five individual food groups.
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MyPlate.gov is based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020-2025. Learn more. Find multiple formats of the MyPlate graphic to use in your materials and promotional efforts. Also, view our collection of colorful, educational infographics.
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MyPlate is displayed on food packaging and used in nutrition education in the United States. The graphic depicts a place setting with a plate and glass divided into five food groups that are recommended parts of a healthy diet.
The 2020 MyPlate model, shown below, shows a plate containing the five food groups (fruits, vegetables, proteins, grains, and dairy) in a place setting [1]. It is designed to help you to visualize how much of your plate should be taken up by a particular food group.
1 Building a Healthy Plate with MyPlate 2 What is MyPlate? MyPlate is a tool designed to remind Americans to eat healthfully MyPlate illustrates the five food groups using a familiar...
In June 2011, the popular pyramid symbols (Food Guide Pyramid and MyPyramid) were replaced with MyPlate - a simple and practical guideline for making healthful food choices. This study aims...
