Comprehensive label creation and review to ensure accuracy, regulatory compliance, and market readiness in both Canada and the U.S.

Accurate, compliant labels are essential for meeting regulatory requirements and building consumer trust. We create and review product labels for both the Canadian and U.S. markets, ensuring they meet the core labelling requirements for the country (or countries) where your products are sold.

Our services cover every essential component, including:

• Ingredient list in proper order and format
• Allergen declarations compliant with applicable regulations
• Nutrition Facts table in the correct format for each market
• Bilingual labelling requirements for Canada
• Statement of identity, net quantity, and dealer information placement

Whether you’re launching a new product or updating existing packaging, we ensure your labels are clear, accurate, and fully compliant — while supporting your brand’s visual identity and market appeal.

Expert FOP review to ensure compliance with Canada’s nutrition labelling regulations while protecting your product’s marketability and brand impact.

Canada’s mandatory Front-of-Pack (FOP) nutrition labelling regulations require certain prepackaged foods high in saturated fat, sodium, or sugars to display a nutrition symbol on the front of the package. These rules, in effect since July 2022, are designed to help consumers make informed choices — but they can also affect your product’s shelf appeal and marketability.

We assess your products and labels to determine whether an FOP symbol is required and identify any applicable exemptions. Our review includes:

• Nutrient threshold analysis based on your product category
• Exemption assessment (e.g., single-ingredient foods, small packages, or foods with health-related benefits)
• Placement and format review to ensure symbols meet regulatory requirements
• Strategic reformulation considerations when adjustments could help avoid an FOP symbol requirement

With our guidance, you’ll understand exactly how the FOP regulations apply to your products — and how to maintain compliance while protecting your brand’s visual impact.