Supplement Facts and Nutrition Facts panel generation
The useful unit is not the latest spreadsheet. It is the approved formula version and the panel derived from it.
What it does
A panel is derived, not typed. Given an approved formula version and its ingredient composition, ERRA renders the panel with deterministic, CFR-cited rounding, enforcing the regulated nutrient order while letting proprietary blends interleave with discretionary dietary rows.
The allergen statement, dietary flags, Prop 65 surfacing, and upper-limit checks are derived from the same formula record, so a change to an ingredient's facts is reflected everywhere that ingredient appears, instead of drifting between a spreadsheet and a designer's label file.
What's in it
- Both Supplement Facts (21 CFR 101.36) and Nutrition Facts (21 CFR 101.9) rendering, from the same deterministic engine.
- Explicit panel-row positioning: FDA-mandated-order nutrients are fixed, other dietary ingredients and proprietary blends can be reordered on a draft version.
- Product-pinned panel snapshots, lab-verified marking, a compliance check, and label PDF export.
- Allergen statement, dietary flags, Prop 65 surfacing, and upper-limit warnings derived from the formula.
- Bioengineered-food disclosure evaluation.
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