If your ingredient statement doesn't meet labeling requirements, it can hold up production or cause issues down the line. The AI Ingredient Statement Check reviews your ingredient declaration and flags anything that doesn't match current labeling rules for the market you're selling in, then lets you fix it in one click.
Where to Find It
Go to Customize Label, then Edit Ingredients/Allergens List. Above your ingredient list, you'll see a Simplify Statement button.
How to Use It
Click Simplify Statement.
The AI reviews your ingredient declaration, checking naming consistency and term usage across your list. This takes a few seconds.
Once complete, you'll see a results screen showing the market your recipe is set to, along with either a confirmation that your statement is clear or a list of suggested changes.
Compare any suggestions against your original statement, then click Replace Ingredient Statement to apply them, or Ignore to skip.
Why Ingredient Statement Accuracy Matters
Ingredient statement rules aren't the same everywhere. What counts as an acceptable "common or usual name," how allergens need to be worded, and how ingredients must be ordered by predominance all shift depending on the market, and a statement that's fine in one country can be non-compliant in another. This check reviews your statement against the rules for the market your label is actually built for, instead of a generic, one-size-fits-all checklist.
Small inconsistencies are the most common source of labeling issues, things like inconsistent naming across ingredients, subgroups that should be regrouped, or wording that doesn't match regulatory language. These are easy to miss during a manual review, especially on longer ingredient lists, and they're exactly what this check is built to catch.
Getting this wrong after a label has already been printed or sent to a retailer is costly: it can mean reprinting packaging, delaying a shelf date, or fielding retailer pushback during onboarding. Catching it here, before you finalize your label, avoids all of that.
Approved suggestions apply with one click, so fixing an issue doesn't mean manually retyping your ingredient list or second-guessing formatting by hand.
This is an AI-powered tool, so results depend on the clarity of your input. We still recommend a final review to confirm everything meets your specific regulatory and quality standards before your label goes to print.