FDA nutrition label maker
The same calculation in every display format the regulation prescribes and NORUM draws, with the rule that permits each one printed beside it.
No account needed. Nothing here is estimated — a value NORUM cannot derive is left blank and reported.
Display format
101.9(d)(1). The default, and the one the regulation strongly recommends.
Why tabular is not in this list
21 CFR 101.9(d)(11) permits a tabular display and fixes its type sizes, but the layout itself is published only as a sample label image — the text says "as shown in the following sample label" and describes no geometry. NORUM does not approximate a regulated panel format, so it refuses this one instead of drawing something that resembles it. The same applies to the infant, toddler, pregnant/lactating and bilingual formats.
Two more are missing for a different reason. An aggregate display covers two or more foods in one panel (101.9(d)(13)(i)), and a dual-column display needs a per-container column beside the per-serving one (101.9(e)). Both need data this page does not hold, and both live in a workspace where a product does.
Serving
Printed beside “Serving size” exactly as you write it.
Analysis per 100 g
Leave a field blank if you do not have the value. NORUM records it as unknown, not as zero, and the panel will say so.
Preflight
WARNINGA protein %DV requires protein-quality (PDCAAS) data and a regulatory condition check.
Provide a PDCAAS-corrected protein value, or leave the protein %DV off the panel. Declaring protein %DV is optional for most conventional foods.
nutrients.protein.dailyValue
NORUM applies the FDA 2016 rounding rules and Daily Values. It does not decide your serving size: a Reference Amount Customarily Consumed is a per-category determination, and a guessed serving size changes every number on the panel.
When one label becomes forty
This is one document. The product needs a folder of them.
NORUM builds the specification, the Nutrition Facts, the allergen statement, the COA and the case and pallet labels from one product record — and tells you which of them a formula change has just made wrong.
Two products free, indefinitely. No credit card, and no demo call.
- Every document reads from one record, so two of them cannot disagree
- A change says what it broke, instead of leaving you to remember
- Costco, Sam’s Club, Amazon and Whole Foods requirements, already in the system
- Signatures, versions and an audit trail, for when somebody asks