Allergen info

What it does

When to use

• You want the allergen words for a product nickname in one place.
• The line is still a draft, or you are ready to keep the words.
• You type the line yourself. The book does not invent it.

Examples

• Brownie box: nickname “Sat brownie”, line “contains peanut, milk”, status draft.
• Ready: same words, status ready. It is not an FDA label and not a changeover log.
• Edit a word later. Formula and materials list stay put.

When not to use

• Allergen changeover (Allergen clean-down). A from-to clean log. Never.
• An FDA label, a nutrition panel, a certificate, or the pack-label checklist. Never.
• Free formula, materials list, cost, or stock quantity. Never.

Features

• New card. Product nickname. Type the allergen line. Status starts as draft.
• Mark ready when the words are the ones you want to keep. Ready is not a regulated claim.
• The list is the shop’s cards. Stock quantity stays put.

Works with

Where to find it: Labels → Allergen info

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