EU 1169 · compliant food labels

EU 1169 food label software

Generate an EU nutrition declaration from your recipe — the per-100 g table, allergen emphasis, and the mandatory particulars, in an accepted layout.

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What EU 1169 labels must carry

The mandatory nutrition declaration per 100 g / 100 ml in an accepted layout.
Allergens emphasised within the ingredient list.
The mandatory particulars — name, quantity, durability, business operator.
The declaration in the language(s) the destination market requires.

Built to EU & UK — Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011

Accepted panel formats UK-STD, UK-Linear

Markets covered The 27 EU member states, plus Norway and Iceland

From one recipe to your EU 1169 label

1. Enter the recipe once. Add ingredients and amounts; LabelYog searches like your suppliers write.

2. Point it at Germany. The engine applies the reference amount, rounds each nutrient the way this regulator requires, and picks an accepted format.

3. Export print-ready. The panel, ingredient and allergen declarations, dielines, barcodes, QR codes and designer label artwork — fitted to the trim size you print.

The same recipe can then be re-pointed at any of the other markets LabelYog supports without re-entering anything.

EU 1169 labelling — questions

Does LabelYog create EU 1169 compliant labels?

Yes. LabelYog builds the mandatory nutrition declaration per 100 g / 100 ml, emphasises allergens in the ingredient list, and assembles the mandatory particulars in an accepted EU/UK layout.

Does it cover the UK as well as the EU?

Yes, and the UK now has a page of its own. The two share a panel model in LabelYog, so one recipe serves both — but what does NOT transfer is the business-operator address. Art. 8(1) as assimilated substitutes the British Islands, so a GB label needs a UK, Jersey, Guernsey or Isle of Man address and an EU one will not do.

Can it label for several EU countries at once?

Yes. The same recipe can be re-pointed at another market and its language requirements without re-entering anything.

EU 1169 labelling guides

Labelling for another market?

US FDA UK / FSA Health Canada Gulf GSO FSANZ (Australia & NZ) Swiss LIV India FSSAI East African EAS 38 CARICOM CRS 5 MERCOSUR / ANVISA Eurasian TR CU 022 Japan CAA Rules by product & market

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