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Create a Nutrition Label

Quickly understand how to create a nutrition label for your food products by getting a handle on the basics. Not a nutrition professional? No problem. We’ll teach you everything you need to know to get you started on your way to FDA-compliant nutrition labeling. Go to retail faster with LabelCalc.

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Nutrition Label Makes You FDA-Compliant

Nutrition Label Makes You FDA-Compliant

How Your Nutrition Label Makes You FDA-Compliant Maybe you're reading this and you're an established food entrepreneur, or perhaps you just have a new recipe that your family believes would make an excellent addition to the shelves of your local grocery store. Either...

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Product Yield and Weight Loss Percentage

Product Yield and Weight Loss Percentage

Learn how to calculate product yield and weight loss percentage with this step-by-step guide. A Beginner's Guide to Calculating Product Yield and Weight Loss Percentage As a new food manufacturer, you are well aware of how bringing a product to retail requires...

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2020 FDA Regulations for Food Labeling

2020 FDA Regulations for Food Labeling

2020 FDA Regulations for Food Labeling: Are You Compliant? Get FDA Compliant for 2020 with LabelCalc 2020 FDA Regulations for Food Labeling: Are You Compliant? According to new FDA regulations regarding food labeling for food manufacturers: companies exceeding $10...

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Navigating the 2019 FDA Label Formatting Rules

Navigating the 2019 FDA Label Formatting Rules As a food manufacturer, you are probably well aware that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has a lengthy set of rules and requirements that must be followed for nutrition labeling in the United States. These...

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FDA Food Labeling Enforcement

FDA Food Labeling Enforcement

FDA Food Labeling Enforcement: Why Compliance is Important for Food Manufacturers Often, food manufacturers tell me that the FDA nutrition labeling rules seem very particular (some even say nitpicky). From label layouts to rounding rules and everything in between,...

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No Sugar Added Nutrient Content Claim

How to Use the “No Sugar Added” Nutrient Content Claim: A Food Manufacturer’s Guide Food manufacturers often ask me for advice about including nutrient content claims, like low-fat or low-calorie, on their products. Recently though, I have been getting a lot of...

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Single Ingredient Food Labeling

Single Ingredient Food Labeling

A Guide to Single Ingredient Food Labeling Using Online Nutrition Analysis I recently worked with a client who had an incredible passion for pumpkin seeds. She came to me a few months before launching her dream product—pure, raw, organic Austrian pumpkin seeds—to get...

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LabelCalc Offers Simple Solution for Rounding Rules

LabelCalc Offers Simple Solution for Rounding Rules

Food manufacturers face a mammoth task ensuring the information included on a Nutrition Facts label is clear, concise, and accurate – particularly with so many rules and regulations to contend with. Faced with all the food labeling requirements under the FDA’s Code of...

Nutrition Facts Label Requirements

Nutrition Facts Label Requirements

It’s no secret to those in the food manufacturing industry that the FDA is pretty particular—especially when it comes to nutrition facts labels. Of course, they have the public’s best interests at heart, but making sure nutrition labels are compliant down to the last...

FDA Changes to Nutrition Facts Labels

FDA Changes to Nutrition Facts Labels

Nutrition Facts labels are designed to help consumers make informed, healthy choices. The first major nutrition labeling regulation was the FDA’s Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990 (NLEA).  This act standardized and mandated nutrition labeling on most...

A Guide to Using FDA Rounding Rules for Your Food Label

A Guide to Using FDA Rounding Rules for Your Food Label

As a food manufacturer, you know your food labels must comply with FDA guidelines for nutrition information. And while these guidelines are important in providing transparency about your products so consumers can make educated decisions, the rules can be overwhelming...