Which statement best contrasts the intended use of DRIs versus the DGAs for a policymaker aiming to set nutrient fortification levels?

DGAs provide the precise nutrient tables and numeric targets necessary for labelling compliance, while DRIs focus primarily on consumer-facing food group pictures and portion advice.

DRIs provide specific numeric nutrient targets and scientific basis ideal for setting fortification policy, whereas DGAs provide broad dietary patterns and behavioral guidance for the general public.

Food labels supply the evidence-based numeric nutrient recommendations that replace DRIs and are therefore the primary resource for policymakers establishing national nutrient standards.

DRIs are consumer-focused graphical tools designed to replace MyPlate for everyday meal guidance, and DGAs are technical reports intended solely for scientists.