Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance

Ensure Your Dietary Supplement Labels Meet FDA Requirements & Avoid Import Delays

Dietary supplements sold or imported into the U.S. must comply with strict FDA labeling regulations under 21 CFR Part 101. Non-compliant labels can lead to import refusals, product recalls, warning letters, and enforcement actions. Our Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance Services ensure your product labels meet all regulatory requirements, helping you avoid costly mistakes and ensuring seamless market entry.

Why is Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance Important?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) closely monitors dietary supplement labels to ensure products are safe, accurately represented, and compliant with legal standards.

Common labeling mistakes that result in regulatory penalties include:

Our Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance services provide comprehensive label reviews, ensuring your products meet all FDA labeling requirements for smooth importation and distribution.

Dietary Supplement Labeling Overview

Our Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance Services

Full Label Compliance Review Service

Our expert label PCQIs will conduct a comprehensive review of your product labels and offer support to ensure full compliance with FDA dietary supplement labeling requirements.

Supplement Facts Panel Creation & Verification

The Supplement Facts panel is a critical component of dietary supplement labeling. We ensure serving sizes, nutrient amounts, and daily value percentages are accurate and properly formatted.

Ingredient List & Allergen Declaration Review

The FDA requires accurate ingredient lists and allergen disclosures for dietary supplements. We review your labels for ingredient safety and allergen compliance.

Structure-Function & Health Claims Compliance

Structure-function claims describe how a product supports normal body functions . The FDA regulates these claims, and non-compliance can lead to misbranding violations.

Warning Statements & Required Disclaimers

Certain dietary supplements require FDA-mandated warnings based on intended use, ingredient risks, or health concerns. We ensure all necessary warnings and disclaimers are included.

International Labeling Compliance (UK & EU Markets)

Expanding to global markets requires meeting UK Trading Standards and EU food supplement labeling regulations. We ensure international compliance for smooth cross-border sales.

Why Choose Our Dietary Supplement Labeling Compliance Services?

Specialized Expertise

We focus exclusively on FDA dietary supplement regulations, ensuring labels meet all legal requirements.

End-to-End Solutions

From Supplement Facts panel creation to international labeling compliance, we provide complete labeling support.

Error-Free Compliance

We help you avoid costly delays, detentions, and recalls due to labeling mistakes.

Global Market Access

Our services ensure compliance across U.S., UK, and EU markets, accelerating global distribution.

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Q. What labeling elements are required for dietary supplements?

  • Statement of Identity (Product Name)
  • Net Quantity of Contents (weight or volume)
  • Supplement Facts panel
  • Ingredient list in descending order by weight
  • Name and place of business (manufacturer, packer, or distributor)
  • Allergen declarations per FALCPA regulations
  • Appropriate disclaimers for structure-function claims

Q. What is a Supplement Facts panel?

A Supplement Facts panel provides information about:

  • Serving size and servings per container
  • List of dietary ingredients with quantities per serving
  • Percent Daily Values (%DV) based on FDA-established guidelines
  • We ensure your panel meets all formatting and content requirements.

Q. Can I make health claims on dietary supplement labels?

Yes, but claims must be:

  • Substantiated with scientific evidence
  • Authorized by the FDA (e.g., “Calcium may reduce the risk of osteoporosis”)
  • Accompanied by the disclaimer:
    “This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.”

Q. What allergen declarations are required?

Under FALCPA, dietary supplements must declare the presence of:

  • Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, and sesame
  • We ensure proper allergen labeling to prevent regulatory action.

Q. What happens if my labels don’t meet FDA standards?

Non-compliant labels can result in:

  • FDA import detentions and rejections
  • Product recalls and legal penalties
  • Increased regulatory scrutiny for future shipments
  • We provide pre-market label reviews to avoid these risks.

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