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Do your food products use front of package labels? Our latest blog post dives into the many benefits of FOP labeling for consumer awareness and transparency, and the considerations businesses need to weigh. While FOP labeling isn't mandatory in the US, yet, other countries are leading the way in developing informative, standardized FOP labels for consumers.

The Benefits of Front of Package Labeling for Consumers and Manufacturers | ESHA Research Countries around the world are beginning to use front-of-package (FOP) labels to communicate healthy food choices to consumers. We explore the benefits.

Food packaging isn't "one size fits all" which means the standard Nutrition Facts panel won't always work for your food product packages. The FDA provides a few different labeling options to fit packages of all sizes and multiple servings. Read the latest labeling blog to learn more:

Demystifying Nutrition Facts Labeling: How to Navigate Different Package Sizes | ESHA Research Food packaging isn't "one size fits all" which means the standard Nutrition Facts label won't always work. Luckily, you have options.

Do dietary supplements have to follow the same rules as food products when labeling allergens? Yes and no. Dietary supplement manufacturers may face some unique scenarios, which can complicate allergen labeling for supplements. Read our blog to learn the do's and don't's for allergen labeling:

How to Accurately Label Allergens On Dietary Supplement Facts Panels | ESHA Research Accurate allergen and product labeling is essential to protect consumers, ensure compliance, and prevent costly dietary supplement product recalls.