The U.S. FDA’s New Front-of-Package (FOP) Nutrition Label Rule: A Complete Overview

Discover how the FDA's new front-of-package nutrition label rule presents opportunities for food brands to lead in transparency and health-conscious innovation with Trace One’s solutions.
The U.S. FDA’s New Front-of-Package (FOP) Nutrition Label Rule: A Complete Overview
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The recently proposed U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) rule for front-of-package (FOP) nutrition labels is set to upend how packaged foods display key nutrients such as saturated fat, sodium and added sugars. It’s not just a compliance requirement, it reflects changing consumer expectations around transparency and health.

In this article you’ll get a complete overview of the new FOP rule:

  • What it requires—how “Low”, “Med” and “High” ratings are defined for three nutrients.
  • How it will impact product workflows, packaging redesign, reformulation, and supply chain strategies.
  • A four-step strategic action plan for businesses to prepare, including gap-analysis, prioritisation, cross-department collaboration, and consumer communication.

Read the full article here.

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