Nutritional Labeling — Accurate, Compliant, and Defensible

Baking Science & Food Transformation

Nutritional Labeling — Accurate, Compliant, and Defensible

FDA-compliant Nutrition Facts panels, nutrient content claims, and health claim substantiation that accurately represent your product's nutritional profile and meet all applicable labeling requirements.

Nutritional labeling is one of the most visible regulatory compliance obligations for food manufacturers — and one of the most frequently cited sources of labeling violations. Incorrect Nutrition Facts panels, unsupported nutrient content claims, and improperly used health claims create regulatory risk and consumer trust issues. Tomorrow's Crop provides nutritional labeling services that ensure your labels are accurate, compliant, and defensible — and that support your marketing objectives within the boundaries of what FDA allows.

What We Do

A detailed breakdown of our capabilities in this practice area.

Nutrition Facts Panel Development

Development of Nutrition Facts panels that comply with 21 CFR Part 101 — including serving size determination, nutrient calculation, and formatting requirements for standard and simplified Nutrition Facts panels.

Nutritional Analysis

Nutritional analysis for food products — including database-based analysis, laboratory testing coordination, and nutrient calculation that meets FDA requirements for Nutrition Facts panel accuracy.

Nutrient Content Claims

Nutrient content claim compliance review — assessing whether proposed claims (low fat, high fiber, good source of protein, etc.) meet FDA's quantitative criteria and labeling requirements.

Health Claims

Health claim compliance review — assessing whether proposed health claims are authorized by FDA regulation or qualified health claim petition, and ensuring that claim language meets FDA requirements.

Structure/Function Claims

Structure/function claim development and substantiation for food and dietary supplement products — ensuring that claims are truthful, not misleading, and supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence.

Serving Size Determination

Serving size determination for food products — applying FDA's reference amount customarily consumed (RACC) regulations to determine appropriate serving sizes for your product category.

Supplement Facts Panel Development

Supplement Facts panel development for dietary supplements — including serving size, nutrient declaration, and other label elements required by 21 CFR Part 101 for dietary supplements.

International Nutritional Labeling

Nutritional labeling compliance for international markets — including EU, Canada, and other target markets — ensuring that labels meet local nutritional labeling requirements.

How We Work

01

Product & Label Scoping

We confirm the product type, intended use, and target markets — establishing the applicable nutritional labeling requirements.

02

Nutritional Analysis

We conduct or coordinate nutritional analysis — using database analysis, laboratory testing, or a combination — to determine the nutritional profile of your product.

03

Nutrition Facts Panel Development

We develop the Nutrition Facts panel — calculating nutrient values, determining serving size, and formatting the panel in compliance with FDA requirements.

04

Claims Review

We review proposed nutrient content claims, health claims, and structure/function claims — confirming compliance with FDA requirements and substantiation standards.

05

Label Review

We conduct a final review of the complete label — confirming that all nutritional labeling elements are accurate, compliant, and consistently presented.

Outcomes You Can Expect

Accurate, FDA-compliant Nutrition Facts panels
Nutrient content claims that meet FDA quantitative criteria
Health and structure/function claims that are authorized and substantiated
Reduced risk of nutritional labeling violations and recalls
International nutritional labeling that meets local requirements
Consumer trust in the accuracy of your nutritional information

Why Tomorrow's Crop

Nutritional labeling requires both food science expertise and regulatory knowledge — understanding how to accurately analyze and calculate nutrient values, and how to present them in compliance with FDA's detailed labeling requirements. Our nutritional labeling team has developed Nutrition Facts panels and reviewed claims across food and supplement categories.

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