Canada Supplemented Foods Label
Health Canada has additional labeling requirements for when supplemental ingredients (vitamins and minerals, amino acids, caffeine) are added to specific food products. Supplemented food labels resemble a Nutrition Facts Label with an additional “Supplemented with” section that lists the supplemented nutrient, value, and percentage of daily value. See: Creating a Canada Supplemented Foods Label
Override to Show Insignificant Nutrients on US Simplified Labels
Users can override and choose to display specific insignificant nutrients (Trans Fat, Cholesterol, Dietary Fiber, Total Sugars, Added Sugars, Vitamin D, Saturated Fat, Calcium, Iron, Potassium) on their Simplified Label to further back up nutritional claims such as Cholesterol Free or No Trans Fat. See: Show Insignificant Nutrients on US Simplified Labels
Different Household Measure for Each Recipe in a US Aggregate Label
Users can enter a unique household measure for each recipe featured on US Aggregate Labels, which contains 2 to 8 recipes on a single label. See: Configure Household Serving Sizes for Individual Recipes in a US Aggregate Label
Collapsed Navigation Bar
Users can collapse the left navigation panel to increase space on the screen, making it easier to work side by side in two screens (working on both a label and a recipe, for example). See: Customize the Navigation Menu
Expanded Ability to Override Serving Size on Canada Labels
Serving size can be overridden on all US and Canada Label types. Once the new Serving Size is saved, the Label will automatically recalculate values based on that Serving Size. Note: This feature is not yet available for labels under other Authorities. Override Serving Size for Labels
Dynamic Label Width (Expanded Label Types)
Users can resize the following label types to better accommodate data on the label or the packaging size: US Authority Standard, Linear, Tabular, Dual Column Tabular, Aggregate; Canada Authority Standard, Linear, Horizontal, Dual, Aggregate; and Mexico Authority Standard and Linear. See: Resizing Labels
Label width can be adjusted in pixels, inches, millimeters, or centimeters.
Default to Hide Percentage Daily Value of Cholesterol on Canada Labels
When a Canada Label is created, the %DV Cholesterol will default to hidden, since it is voluntary to show under the Canada Authority. Users can adjust this setting under