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This guide provides information on the essential labeling requirements for packaged foods according to Massachusetts and federal regulations, including details on ingredient listing, allergen declarations,

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How to fill out packaged-food labeling:

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information about the product, such as its ingredients, nutritional value, net weight, and allergen information.
2. Clearly identify the product name or brand on the label, ensuring it is visible and easy to read.
3. Include a list of ingredients in descending order of predominance by weight. This list should encompass all the components used in the product.
4. Provide the nutritional information per serving size, including the number of calories, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, fiber, sugars, and protein.
5. Clearly indicate any allergens present in the product, such as milk, eggs, nuts, or soy, to ensure consumers with food allergies or sensitivities are adequately informed.
6. Include any necessary storage instructions or recommended conditions for the product to maintain its quality and safety.
7. Add the net weight or volume of the packaged food, typically displayed in both metric and imperial units.
8. Include any additional labeling requirements specific to your region or target market, such as country of origin, date of production, or specific claims allowed.
9. Make sure to use clear and legible font sizes and styles, ensuring the information on the label can be easily read by consumers.

Who needs packaged-food labeling:

1. Food manufacturers and producers: They are responsible for providing accurate and comprehensive labeling information for their packaged food products.
2. Retailers: Supermarkets, grocery stores, and all retailers selling packaged food items should ensure that the products they sell are properly labeled to comply with regulations and provide necessary information to consumers.
3. Consumers: Packaged-food labeling is essential for consumers who rely on accurate information about ingredients, nutrition, allergens, and other details to make informed choices based on their dietary needs, preferences, or restrictions.

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What is packaged-food labeling?

Packaged-food labeling refers to the process of providing information on the product packaging, including ingredients, nutritional facts, allergen warnings, and other relevant details.

Who is required to file packaged-food labeling?

All food manufacturers and distributors are required to file packaged-food labeling for their products.

How to fill out packaged-food labeling?

To fill out packaged-food labeling, manufacturers and distributors need to include accurate information about the product's ingredients, nutritional content, allergen warnings, and any required certifications or claims.

What is the purpose of packaged-food labeling?

The purpose of packaged-food labeling is to inform consumers about the contents, nutritional value, potential allergens, and other relevant details of the food product, enabling them to make informed choices.

What information must be reported on packaged-food labeling?

Packaged-food labeling should include details such as ingredient list, nutritional facts, allergen information, serving sizes, manufacturer's information, storage instructions, and any specific claims or certifications.