EU 1169/2011 Compliant Labelling
We ensure your food product labels comply with current European legislation.
Benefits
- Full compliance with EU legislation
- Avoiding fines and product recalls
- Correct consumer information
- Assistance with allergens and nutritional values
Our Process
- 1Analysis of existing labels
- 2Identification of non-conformities
- 3Label redesign
- 4Final verification and approval
Food Labelling EU 1169/2011: practical scope and deliverables
This section clarifies where the service applies, what documents and recommendations are delivered, and which operational risks are reduced.
Who this service is for
- Food producers launching new products or updating existing labels
- Private label brands, distributors and importers that need to verify packaging information compliance
- Sites that need control over allergens, ingredients, mandatory particulars and nutrition declaration
- Companies preparing for authority checks, customer audits or retail listing
What we deliver
- Label review and identification of missing or incorrectly formulated elements
- Verification of mandatory particulars applicable to pre-packed food products
- Recommendations for allergen emphasis, ingredient list structure and nutrition declaration presentation
- Clear observations for correcting label text before printing or commercial listing
Risks reduced
- Incomplete labels, poor readability or misalignment with consumer information requirements
- Allergen omissions, incorrect ingredient declaration or claims that may mislead consumers
- Costly corrections after printing, launch delays or amendment requests from retailers
- Noncompliance risk during inspection due to missing or incorrectly structured mandatory information
Frequently Asked Questions
What information must the label contain?
The label must contain: product name, ingredients list, allergens, net quantity, best before date, storage conditions, manufacturer, energy value and nutrients.
Are nutritional values mandatory?
Yes, the nutrition declaration is mandatory for most pre-packaged foods, with some exceptions provided by the regulation.