Food Label Review
You receive a clear compliance review report with the points that should be corrected, plus verification of the changes applied within the scope of the review.
A food label review is useful when your company wants to reduce labeling risk before selling, importing, redesigning, or expanding a food or beverage product in the United States.
This service is commonly requested by:
Label review is not the same as FDA facility registration. Label review checks the product packaging. Food facility registration is a separate requirement for certain facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold food for consumption in the United States.
No. The FDA does not approve, certify, or issue a seal for food labels before the product is sold.
The FDA publishes and enforces food labeling requirements. The company responsible for the product is responsible for making sure the label follows the applicable rules.
That is why this service is called a food label review, not “label approval.” A review helps identify labeling issues before distribution, but it is not an FDA authorization, FDA seal, or government certificate.
Be careful with any provider selling an “FDA-approved label certificate.” For food and beverage labels, that type of certificate does not exist.
We review your existing label against the applicable FDA food labeling requirements and prepare a practical report showing what should be corrected.
Our review may include the format and content of the Nutrition Facts panel, serving size, product identity, ingredient list, allergen declaration, net contents, manufacturer or distributor information, and label claims.
After you apply the corrections, we verify the changes within the scope of the review so your team has a clearer path before printing, importing, or distributing the product.
If your facility also needs to be registered with the FDA, that is handled as a separate process. You can review our FDA facility registration service at /en/fda-registration/.
We check the Nutrition Facts panel for formatting, serving size, servings per container, units, required nutrients, daily values, and presentation issues that may affect the label.
We review your current food or beverage label as submitted. This may include product identity, ingredient list, allergen declaration, net contents, manufacturer or distributor information, claims, and other visible label elements.
You receive a written report listing the points that should be corrected. The goal is to make the required changes easier for your design, export, or compliance team to understand.
After your team applies the corrections, we verify the updated label within the scope of the review. This helps confirm that the identified observations were addressed.
Our pricing starts at:
The final total depends on the number of labels, product variations, and categories included in the review. To prepare an exact quote, send your labels in high resolution and include basic product information.
This pricing covers the label review and the report within the agreed scope. The responsible company must still meet all applicable requirements, including food facility registration, import requirements, inspections, and any product-specific rules that may apply.
Send your existing food or beverage labels in high resolution. Include the product name, category, flavor or variation, package size, and any relevant product details.
We check the label against the applicable FDA food labeling requirements and prepare a compliance review report with observations and recommended corrections.
Your team or designer applies the corrections to the label artwork, Nutrition Facts panel, ingredient list, claims, or other reviewed elements.
We verify the changes within the scope of the review. The label is reviewed for U.S. requirements, subject to other applicable product, facility, import, and inspection requirements.
FDA food labeling requirements may apply to several parts of your package, including:
A correctly reviewed label helps your team prepare the product for the U.S. market, provided the other applicable product, facility, import, and inspection requirements are also addressed. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide to FDA food labeling.
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REGISTRO-FDA.US works with international food and beverage companies that need help preparing labels and meeting FDA-related requirements before selling in the United States.
Our content is written for business owners, export managers, importers, and operations teams that need clear next steps, not confusing legal language.
Important note: this page is for educational and service information. It is not legal advice.
No. Label review checks the product packaging. FDA food facility registration is a separate process for certain facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold food for consumption in the United States. If you need that service, visit /en/fda-registration/.
No. This service is only for food and beverage labels. Cosmetic products follow a different regulatory framework, including MoCRA-related requirements. For cosmetic label review, visit our dedicated service at mocra-registration.com.
The timeline depends on the number of labels, product category, label complexity, claims, and the quality of the files submitted. We review your materials and confirm the expected timing with your quote.
Other FDA services for food entering the U.S. market.
Register your foreign food facility with the FDA before shipping food or beverages to the United States.
File the FDA Prior Notice required for each food or beverage shipment entering the United States.
A label error can create delays, reprints, importer questions, or avoidable compliance risk. Before you print, ship, or redesign your packaging, send your label for a professional review. REGISTRO-FDA.US will check your label, prepare a clear report, and verify the corrections within the scope of the review.
REGISTRO-FDA.US is not affiliated with the FDA. Information provided on this page is educational and does not constitute legal advice.
