Change the serving size unit of measure, either grams or milliliters, here.(This is not recommended for most labels due to regulatory requirements.) Check the box to hide the calculated serving size.

Use the RACC to determine the appropriate household serving size. It will appear on the Label alongside the gram weight. Generally, this is an easily identifiable household measure: 1 cup, 1 Packet, 2 Tablespoons, etc. Type in the Serving Size as you want it to read on the Label. You can add a household measure and/or servings per container.

The serving size will initially read as the gram weight of the Recipe.

Select the position for the standard footnote. This option is only for U.S.

This option is disabled for Mexico and the EU. Canada 2016 also includes the option, Simplified - single serving prepackaged products.

Select Full or Simplified for the US and Canada.

For Canada 2016, this is also where you select Standard Narrow. For the U.S., Canada and Mexico, this is where you select Dual Column (U.S. For Mexico 2020, you select the standard or linear. For Canada and the U.S., this is where you select Standard, Tabular or Linear labels.

Select the appropriate style for your label and the space available.

Note: These will depend on what Country/Authority you chose. Select from the available Recommendation Profiles here (including Child Label). We recommend using the new formats and converting your old labels to the new formats.

Even if the new labels are required, you will be able to use both the old and new formats.If you have the U.S., Canada or Mexico label module, you will have the option of selecting the previous label regulations (1990 NLEA for U.S., 2003 for Canada, 2010 for Mexico) or the current ones.(Supplement Facts available only for U.S. Select Nutrition Facts or Supplement Facts.The label format, regulations and other options depend on what you select here.

Genesis label program