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FDA Food Label Review Services

Labeling violations are among the leading causes of the FDA refusing entry and destroying food shipments at US ports. Our FDA Label Review Service helps you prevent costly delays and product detention.
21 CFR Part 101Nutrition FactsAllergen LabelingSince 2009
FDA food label review — non-compliant vs compliant label comparison under 21 CFR Part 101
21 CFR Parts 101 & 102
LMG identifies labeling violations and delivers a corrected, FDA-compliant food label — preventing port detention before your shipment arrives.
21 CFRParts 101 & 102
Nutrition Facts& Allergens
7-10 daysTurnaround
USD 649STANDARD LABEL REVIEW

About FDA Food Label Review

Labeling violations are among the leading causes of the US FDA refusing entry and destroying food shipments at US ports of entry, resulting in significant financial losses and supply chain disruptions for importers and exporters worldwide. According to FDA enforcement data, improper labeling consistently ranks among the top reasons for import alerts and product detentions, affecting thousands of shipments annually. Our comprehensive FDA Label Review Service helps you prevent costly delays, product detention, and potential destruction by ensuring your food labels meet all applicable FDA regulations before your products enter the US commerce stream.

The complexity of FDA food labeling requirements under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA), and the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act (NLEA) creates significant compliance challenges for both domestic and foreign food manufacturers. Updated labeling regulations, including the 2016 Nutrition Facts label redesign, new added sugars declaration requirements, updated daily values, modified serving size determinations, and evolving allergen disclosure rules have made FDA-compliant labeling more demanding than ever before.

If you face challenges in designing FDA-compliant product labels or have questions regarding:

  • Ingredient and color additive compliance
  • Serving size determination
  • Nutrition or Supplement Facts panels
  • Marketing claims and taglines
  • Overall FDA labeling requirements

We are here to help you navigate these complex regulatory requirements with confidence. Our food label review specialists possess in-depth knowledge of FDA regulations spanning conventional foods, dietary supplements, infant formulas, medical foods, and beverages, including non-alcoholic products. Whether you are launching a new product line, reformulating existing items, updating labels to reflect current FDA requirements, or preparing private label products for major retailers, our expertise ensures your labels satisfy regulatory standards while effectively communicating with consumers.

At Liberty Management Group, our experts conduct a comprehensive review of your food labels using a systematic evaluation process that examines every mandatory labeling element against current FDA regulations. We identify specific compliance gaps with regulatory citations explaining each finding, provide detailed recommendations for corrections, and deliver revised, ready-to-use FDA-compliant label versions that you can send directly to your printer or packaging supplier. Our streamlined process delivers accurate, efficient, and cost-effective label review services, helping you achieve compliance while meeting your product launch timelines and protecting your market access to the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this FDA label compliance service.
FDA label compliance means that a product’s label meets the requirements set by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
No. The FDA does not preapprove food labels. Manufacturers are responsible for ensuring compliance.

A compliant food label may include the following (this is not a complete list):

  • Statement of identity
  • Correct declaration of Net content
  • Declaration of Ingredients
  • Allergen information
  • Nutrition or Supplement Facts panels
Yes. Example: Preservatives must be identified as preservatives in the ingredient declaration.
Yes. Each claim needs to be evaluated for specific regulations before being placed on the label.
No. Compliance responsibility remains with the company.
Non-compliant labels may result in product detention, refusal at ports, warning letters, or recalls.

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