Updated nutrition labeling regulations for Mexico became final on March 27, 2020, and will be rolled out in three implementation phases. To assist with compliance, ESHA has incorporated these regulations…
Category: Food Labeling & Compliance
How the Display of Voluntary Nutrients Differs by Country/Region
Most commercial food products sold around the world require varying degrees of nutrition content and ingredient disclosure on their packaging. In countries where the regulations are more stringently codified, the…
Tracking and Disclosing Sulfites in Genesis R&D Foods
The FDA requires a sulfite declaration on the packages of food products containing 10 ppm or more of sulfiting agents. Currently, there are six sulfiting agents allowed in processed foods:…
BE Disclosure vs. Non-GMO Labeling
There is some confusion about the difference between bioengineered (BE) ingredient disclosure and non-GMO labeling: What does each mean? What are the legal implications of both? What, if anything, does…
BE Disclosure Labeling FAQ's
Many of our customers have questions about the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Law, which went into effect on Jan. 1, 2020 (January 1, 2021, for small food manufacturers). This blog…
FDA Nutrient Changes on the Supplement Facts Label
With the FDA’s final label ruling (Food Labeling: Revision of the Nutrition and Supplement Facts Labels), there are a number of updates affecting how to report nutrients on the Supplement…