Build a UK-compliant food label from your recipe — the back-of-pack nutrition table, allergen emphasis in the ingredient list, and a business-operator address that satisfies a GB label.
Unlimited labels on the free plan. Previews are watermarked — that is the only difference.
The same recipe can then be re-pointed at any of the other markets LabelYog supports without re-entering anything.
The UK applies Regulation 1169/2011 as ASSIMILATED law, maintained separately at legislation.gov.uk and enforced in England through the Food Information Regulations 2014. The starting point is the same regulation; it is now a British instrument that can and does change on its own.
Not for the operator particular. Art. 8(1) as assimilated substitutes the British Islands, so the name and postal address on a GB label must be in the UK, Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man. An address in Dublin or Berlin satisfies an EU label and does not satisfy a GB one — and the reverse is equally true. LabelYog checks the address against the destination, not against a single list.
Yes for the parts we have read at source: the operator territory, the language, and the type-size floor. The two regimes currently share a panel layout, and we say plainly that a full side-by-side reading of the assimilated UK text against the consolidated EU text is work we have not finished — rather than implying the two are identical.
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