FDA Registration for Cereal & Breakfast Foods
Cereal and breakfast food manufacturers must register with FDA and comply with Nutrition Facts labeling. FDA food facility registration is required for all domestic and foreign cereal & breakfast foods manufacturers selling in the United States.
FSMA CompliantBiennial RenewalForeign Facilities WelcomeSince 2009
FDA Requirements for Cereal & Breakfast Foods
Cereal manufacturers must meet FDA labeling requirements including Nutrition Facts, whole grain claims, and fortification standards.
- FDA Food Facility Registration — biennial renewal required
- US FDA Agent — mandatory for all foreign food facilities
- DUNS / UFI Number — required for all FDA food registrations
- FSMA compliance — Preventive Controls or Produce Safety rule
- Biennial renewal October 1–December 31 of even-numbered years
Examples of Breakfast Foods and Cereal require FDA food registration.
- Almond Breakfast Bar
- Breakfast Cereal
- Butter Crunch Cereal
- Cereal Bars
- Cereal Honey Nut
- Cereal To-Go
- Chocolate Cereal
- Cinnamon Cereal
- Crispy Corn Puffs Cereal
- Crispy Rice Cereal Bar
- Fruity Cereal
- Grain Cereal
- Instant Oatmeal
- Mini Wheat Cereal
- Oatmeal
- Organic Peanut Butter Cereal
- Raisin Nut Cereal
- Vanilla Crisp Cereal Bars
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about FDA registration for Breakfast Foods and Cereal.
Do cereal manufacturers need FDA registration?
Yes. All cereal and breakfast food facilities for the US market must register with FDA.
What labeling is required for cereal?
labeling requirements includes, Nutrition Facts, ingredient list, allergen labeling, net weight, and manufacturer information are required.
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