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Nutrition Facts Maker

Build your FDA Nutrition Facts panel

Search the USDA's 380,000-food database, set your servings, and get a print-ready panel with exact FDA rounding and %DV, free to preview.

How to build your label

Four steps, about five minutes. Read the full walkthrough.

  1. Type the name you would print on the package, such as “Teriyaki Jerky Seasoning”. It suggests the FDA serving size below.

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  • Search the USDA database above to add your first ingredient.

A fluid declares its serving in millilitres, not grams (21 CFR 101.9(b)(7)).

Add ingredients to compute the serving weight.

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Verify before printing

Double-check values against your ingredients and 21 CFR 101.9 before selling. Panelry is not affiliated with the FDA.These numbers are calculated from your ingredients, which the FDA allows. But compliance is judged on what a laboratory finds in the finished food, and a calculated panel can differ from an analysed one: cooking losses, natural variation in produce, and how much of a topping actually ends up on each unit all move the result. The gap matters most when a value sits close to a threshold you are relying on, or when you make a nutrient claim, because the FDA verifies claims by testing the food (21 CFR 101.9(g)).The Contains line is built from your ingredient names. It cannot know what else your kitchen handles: a shared mixer, flour in the air, one fryer for two products. Whether to add a “may contain” advisory is your call; it is voluntary, and it is never a substitute for declaring an allergen you actually use.This panel uses the Daily Values for adults and children 4 or more years old. A food sold specifically for infants or for children 1 to 3 needs a different set of Daily Values and its own footnote (21 CFR 101.9(c)(8)(iv) and (d)(9)(iii)), which this tool does not produce.A packaged food also needs three things this export does not include: the statement of identity, the common name of the food, in bold on the principal display panel (21 CFR 101.3); the net quantity of contents in both US customary and metric units (21 CFR 101.7); and your name and place of business with street address, city, State and ZIP (21 CFR 101.5). The cottage label maker builds all three from the same recipe.Where it goes: the Nutrition Facts panel may sit on the principal display panel or on the information panel, the part of the label immediately to the right of the face, as the buyer holds it (21 CFR 101.2(a) and (b)). Whichever you choose, the panel, the ingredient list, the allergen statement and your address have to appear in one place, with nothing in between: no artwork, marketing copy or barcode dividing them (21 CFR 101.2(e)).