Six unbranded products in a dark studio: an instant noodle cup, a fish-oil softgel bottle, a sparkling juice can, a serum dropper bottle, a lipstick with its carton, and a bottle of eau de parfum.

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An instant noodle cup with its label read panel by panel.

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Instant noodle cup
Statement of identity21 CFR 101.3(a)
Net weight, oz and g21 CFR 101.7(b)(1); 15 U.S.C. 1453(a)(2)
Flag"Contains" statement omits Fish (bonito)FD&C Act §403(w)(1); FDA allergen Q&A, D.6
Fish-oil softgels
Supplement Facts21 CFR 101.36
"Dietary supplement" in the identity21 CFR 101.3(g)
ReviewTriglyceride claim21 CFR 101.93(g)(2)
Sparkling juice can
Statement of identity21 CFR 101.3
Nutrition Facts21 CFR 101.9
FlagJuice % not near top of info panel21 CFR 101.30(e)(1)
Face serum
Statement of identity21 CFR 701.11(a)
FlagNet contents in mL only21 CFR 701.13(a), (b)
U.S. adverse-event contactFD&C Act §609(a)
Lipstick
Statement of identity21 CFR 701.11(a)
Net weight, oz and g21 CFR 701.13(j)(1), (r)
FlagNo U.S. contact on the cartonFD&C Act §609(a)
Eau de parfum
Statement of identity21 CFR 701.11(a)
Net contents, fl oz and mL21 CFR 701.13(b), (r)
U.S. adverse-event contactFD&C Act §609(a)

A serum dropper bottle: glass, gold collar, dropper and a wrap label.

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Instant noodle cup
Label: identity, net weight, Nutrition Facts21 CFR 101.3, 101.7, 101.9
Flag"Contains" statement omits Fish (bonito)FD&C Act §403(w)(1); FDA allergen Q&A, D.6
Ingredients in descending order by weight21 CFR 101.4(a)(1)
Fish-oil softgels
Label: Supplement Facts, "dietary supplement"21 CFR 101.36, 101.3(g)
Review"Reduce high triglycerides" may be a disease claim21 CFR 101.93(g)(2)
Fish source, species namedFD&C Act §403(w)(2)
Sparkling juice can
Label: identity, net quantity, Nutrition Facts21 CFR 101.3, 101.7, 101.9
FlagJuice % not near top of info panel21 CFR 101.30(e)(1)
Face serum
Label: identity, ingredients, distributor21 CFR 701.3, 701.11, 701.12
Flag"30 mL" only; U.S. fluid ounces required21 CFR 701.13(a), (b)
Ingredients in order of predominance21 CFR 701.3(a)
Lipstick
Carton: identity, net weight, ingredients21 CFR 701.3, 701.11, 701.13
FlagNo U.S. address, phone or web contactFD&C Act §609(a)
Color additives listed last21 CFR 701.3(f)(3)
Eau de parfum
Plaque: identity, net contents in fl oz and mL21 CFR 701.11, 701.13(b)
"Fragrance" may be declared as such21 CFR 701.3(a)

The six products side by side, three foods and three cosmetics.

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General foodFood
Dietary supplementFood
BeverageFood
SkincareCosmetics, coming soon
Color cosmeticsCosmetics, coming soon
FragranceCosmetics, coming soon

A sparkling juice can, one of the six sample labels in the report.

Findings, with the clause attached.

FILES

noodle_cup_label.pdf

Food, general food. Illustrative sample

Uploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses

No issueNutrition Facts for a single-serving container21 CFR 101.9
No issueStatement of identity on the principal display panel21 CFR 101.3(a)
No issueNet weight in ounces with grams, bottom 30% of the panel21 CFR 101.7(b)(1), (f); 15 U.S.C. 1453(a)(2)
No issueIngredients in descending order by weight21 CFR 101.4(a)(1)
Flag"Contains" statement omits Fish (bonito), used in the soup baseFD&C Act §403(w)(1); FDA allergen Q&A D.6

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ArcheSync is independent, self-serve software that reviews uploaded food, dietary supplement, and beverage labels against supported US FDA labeling requirements and produces findings with regulatory citations. Cosmetic label review is coming soon.

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