#Food Labelling

[airbrickwall]

[anistarrose]

Disability is not a punishment, but I think the world would be genuinely improved if every person involved in writing or regulating ingredient labels was mysteriously inflicted with at least one food allergy falling under each of the following categories: "natural flavors," "modified food starch," "artificial flavors," "spices," and "color." Down with ingredient labels so vague that they defeat the entire fucking point.

[cfcaconsultant]

When Labels Cost More Than the Product: A Lesson in Importing the Right Way

A Canadian importer recently brought in a shipment of beautifully packaged snack foods — directly from a popular international supplier. The branding was on point, the packaging was high quality, and the retailer they worked with was eager to get the product on shelves.

There was just one problem: the labels weren’t compliant with Canadian regulations.

They were beautifully designed… for another market.

The ingredients weren’t listed in both English and French. The font size was too small. There were health claims that aren’t allowed in Canada. And worst of all, there was no bilingual allergen declaration — a major regulatory breach under both the SFCR and the Food and Drugs Regulations.

The Consequences? The shipment was held. The retailer canceled the order. And the importer had to choose between re-labelling every single unit — at enormous cost and time — or destroying the product.

It didn’t matter how good the product was or how popular the brand was. It didn’t matter that the supplier was trusted.

What mattered was that the product did not meet Canadian labeling laws.

Label Compliance Isn’t Optional — It’s Essential At CFCA, we help importers avoid costly, reputation-damaging mistakes like this. Our team reviews and verifies food labels before the product ever lands in Canada.

That includes:

Ensuring bilingual compliance.

Verifying legal claims and nutrient content.

Ensuring mandatory information is present, legible, and correct.

Aligning your product with both SFCR and FDR standards.

Don’t Let a Label Destroy a Shipment This importer lost tens of thousands of dollars — and potentially their relationship with a national retail chain — because of something that could have been avoided with a simple pre-import review.

At CFCA, we’re more than consultants — we’re your compliance safety net.

For less than the cost of a single labeling error, our annual service ensures your products meet Canadian regulatory standards — every time.

Your Products Deserve a Fair Shot at Success Let’s make sure the only thing standing out about your product is its quality — not a regulatory error.

Call CFCA today. Let us do what we do best — so you can focus on growing your business.

Need a label reviewed? Thinking about importing something new? Book your free 30-minute consultation today.

[athomewithmrse]

Understanding Food Labelling and Ingredients: The Hidden Chemicals in Our Everyday Foods

In today’s market, consumers are increasingly cautious about the foods they purchase, particularly those labelled as “gluten-free,” “low-fat,” or “plant-based.” However, while these labels are often perceived as healthier options, it’s important to dig deeper into what they really contain. Food labels can be deceptive, and the ingredients added to mimic certain qualities (like gluten or fat) may…

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[albon-no]

🔴 🟠 🟡 ⚪️ ⚫️

[hometoursandotherstuff]

It also says "German-style tandoori chicken" in Japanese. And why is there a Pepperoni Pizza on it too?

[airbrickwall]

[ghoooooooooooooooost]

おいしい余生の過ごし方 / A delicious way to spend the rest of your life

a former detective and an ex-convict start living together after the detective gets divorced

they first met during an interrogation when they were in their 30s (they're the same age n coincidentally have the same birthday too). they meet again 13+ years later when the latter saves the former from a drunk fight; latter starts crying abt being alone n the ex-detective is like "i'm here!!!"

"i'm lonely. it's enough if you're just here"

[aiweirdness]

asked chatgpt4 to have dalle3 generate "a cross section of a gourmet chocolate with each layer labeled."

more

[arctic-hands]

[Image Description: a doordash listing for Gluten Free Toast, the photo showing a single slice of toast on a plate. The Description says "*Please note our gluten free bread is toasted in a shared toaster and cross-contact is very likely." This piece of toast costs two dollars and eighty-nine cents. End I.D]

[Image Description: graphic of a gold star sticker that says in small, comic sans font "you didn't try at all". End I.D]

[mortalscience]

Uhh, yeah.

[reality-detective]

Silent Film about "Food Label Codes" 🤔

[trappedinafantasy37]

Does anybody else think about how Minthara is probably a very slow eater when she's with the group? About how she holds her plate, not eating anything. About how she watches, and waits for someone else to randomly drop dead. About how she doesn't start eating until after everyone has finished because it's the only way she can know for sure the food isn't poisoned.

Or about how sometimes she will secretly throw out the plate, completely paranoid about the food being poisoned. In which she silently prepares her own food in the background or eats the camp rations she gathered herself. Where she microdoses herself and her lover, not necessarily because they might return to Menzoberranzan, but because she thinks one of the other companions might poison her and her lover. Where some nights she has to insist on cooking besides the camp cook for the night or cooks entirely herself as it is the only guarantee that the food isn't poisoned.

Cause I think about it a lot.

[askthehedgehogs]

Happy Pride Month! 🌈 *gifts you appropriately decorated cupcakes*

Thanks! Happy pride to you, too! We're gonna get out there and enjoy it this year, since everyone knows, heh.