5.5.11 Colour in the Nutrition Facts Table
Characters and rules must be printed in a single colour that is a visual equivalent of 100% solid black type on a white background or on a uniform neutral background with a maximum 5% tint of colour [B.01.450(2)]. This means, that as a minimum, the type is so dark that it is almost black and the background is so pale that it is almost white.
For illustration purposes only. Copying may distort the shading.
As a general rule, where information appears in black type on a label, the Nutrition Facts table should also be printed in black type. Where no information appears in black type on the label, the Nutrition Facts table should be printed in the darkest colour used elsewhere on the label, excluding pastels but including the colour used for the universal product code (also known as the UPC or bar code).