Mandatory label elements
Product name, net quantity, country of origin, responsible person or importer details - every field required by regulation, checked against your specific market.
TGC reviews your product labels against the mandatory requirements of your target market - before your shipment leaves. Every mandatory element, every claim, every allergen declaration. A detailed compliance report covering every element of your label, from $300.
A single labelling error can delay a shipment, trigger a product recall, or result in a regulatory fine. TGC checks every element against the specific requirements of your target market.
Product name, net quantity, country of origin, responsible person or importer details - every field required by regulation, checked against your specific market.
Allergen highlighting requirements vary significantly between EU, UK and US rules. We check the declaration format, order, highlighting method, and completeness against the applicable regulation.
Substantiation, permitted claim wording, and conditions of use. Health claims that are permitted in the US may be prohibited in the EU - we flag every discrepancy and suggest compliant alternatives.
Many markets require official language labelling. We verify which languages are mandatory, minimum font size rules, and whether your translations meet regulatory standards.
Minimum type size for mandatory fields, required legibility, prominence of warning statements, and any mandatory pictogram or symbol requirements for your product category.
Best before, use by, minimum durability - the correct format depends on your product category and target market. We check the format, placement, and any accompanying temperature statements required.
Not a generic checklist. A specific assessment of your label against the regulations that apply to your product and your target market.
Every mandatory element checked against the specific regulations for your target market.
We verify that your label carries every element required by law for your product category and destination market - product name, net quantity, importer or responsible person details, ingredient declarations, and all required statements.
Required warnings verified for your specific ingredients and product category.
Certain ingredients trigger mandatory warning statements that must appear on the label. These obligations vary by product category and market - we check whether your label includes every required warning and that each is worded and positioned correctly.
Minimum type size, legibility rules, and mandatory element prominence checked.
Labelling regulations prescribe minimum font sizes for specific fields, legibility requirements, and rules about how prominently certain elements must appear. These rules vary by product category and market. We check your label against the specific formatting requirements that apply.
Language requirements, mandatory symbols, and market-specific obligations confirmed.
Every market has its own labelling obligations beyond the generic requirements. We check the specific rules that apply to your destination - language requirements, mandatory symbols, country of origin marking, and any market-specific labelling obligations for your product category.
Health, nutrition, and marketing claims reviewed against permitted claim lists.
Claims that are permitted in one market may be prohibited in another. We review every health claim, nutrition claim, and marketing statement on your label against the permitted claim lists and substantiation requirements of your target market - and flag every discrepancy with a compliant alternative.
Regulatory requirements differ significantly between markets. TGC's specialists cover the rules for your specific destination - not a generic global checklist.
These are the errors TGC catches most frequently. Each one can delay or block your shipment - and none of them require a full redesign to fix.
EU and UK regulations require a named Responsible Person with a registered address within the jurisdiction. Post-Brexit, the EU and UK require separate Responsible Persons. This single error blocks the product at border.
A claim approved by the FDA may be a prohibited claim under EU regulations. Conversely, many EU-approved health claims are not permitted under FDA regulations. TGC identifies every non-compliant claim and provides a compliant alternative.
EU Regulation 1169/2011 requires allergens to be emphasised within the ingredient list (e.g. bold). Simply listing them separately is not sufficient. Font size requirements also apply to the full ingredient declaration.
Many EU member states require labelling in the official national language. Products sold across multiple EU markets often need multi-language labels. Using only English is insufficient for most Continental European markets.
"Best before" and "use by" are not interchangeable - they have specific regulatory meanings and trigger different consumer and retailer obligations. Using the wrong format is a common labelling violation for food and supplement brands.
Certain ingredients trigger mandatory warning statements - caffeine, polyols, certain sweeteners, herbal ingredients. These requirements vary by market and are frequently overlooked when products are adapted for new territories.
Every label review is quoted upfront before work begins. You know exactly what you're paying before you commit.
All prices in USD. Exact pricing confirmed after scope review. Volume discounts available for 5+ labels. View full pricing guide →
"Our EU label had three non-compliant health claims we weren't aware of - claims that are standard in the US but prohibited under EU nutrition regulation. TGC's review caught them before we shipped 8,000 units. The findings summary was clear and gave us exactly what we needed to correct the label before shipping."
Transparent pricing quoted upfront. All regions covered. Volume discounts from 4+ products.
From $300 · Transparent pricing · No obligation