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One place to understand market expectations
Give product, QA, and operations teams a public guide before they create the working label in FCOS.
Market guides
Nutrition labels by market
Practical public guides for teams building food labels across India, GCC, USA, Europe, Australia, and other supported markets in FCOS.
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Label steps
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India (FSSAI)
Gulf & GCC
United Arab Emirates
Structured label guides
Market-specific label structures
Ingredients, nutrition, and allergens together
Review workflow before export
Printer-ready PDF handoff
Public guide library
Start with the market, then build the label.
Each guide turns a country or regulatory region into a clear production checklist, then connects the reader back to the FCOS label builder.
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India (FSSAI)
FSSAI nutrition labels for India
Selling packaged food in India means complying with FSSAI's Labelling and Display Regulations. Here is what your nutrition label needs, and how FCOS helps you ship it.
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Gulf & GCC
GCC nutrition labels (GSO standards)
Food sold across the Gulf Cooperation Council follows GSO technical regulations, including bilingual Arabic labelling. Here is the short version for product teams.
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United Arab Emirates
Nutrition labels for the UAE
The UAE follows GCC (GSO) labelling standards with national oversight. Here is what food brands need on pack to sell in the Emirates.
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Saudi Arabia
Nutrition labels for Saudi Arabia (SFDA)
Saudi Arabia layers SFDA requirements on top of shared GCC standards. Here is what packaged-food brands need to know before printing.
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United States
US Nutrition Facts labels (FDA)
The FDA's Nutrition Facts label has a precise, regulated format — column widths, type sizes, and updated nutrients. Here is what US-bound products need.
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Europe (EU)
EU nutrition declarations (Regulation 1169/2011)
The EU's Food Information to Consumers regulation standardizes the nutrition declaration across member states. Here is the format your EU-bound packs need.
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Australia & New Zealand
Nutrition Information Panels for Australia (FSANZ)
Australia and New Zealand share the FSANZ Food Standards Code, with the Nutrition Information Panel (NIP) at its core. Here is what your pack needs.
Where it helps
Replace scattered regulation notes with a reusable label workflow.
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One product record across many markets
Avoid rebuilding the same SKU in separate files when the target market changes.
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One approved export for handoff
Keep review state tied to the label version before sharing the final PDF.
From guide to workspace
The public page is the start of the label system.
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Create one product record with serving, ingredient, nutrition, and market data.
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Open the market guide that matches where the product will sell.
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Generate, review, and export the label from the approved FCOS workspace.
Turn a market guide into a finished food label.
Open FCOS, choose the market, review the generated label structure, and export the approved PDF when it is ready.