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Optional: Add an Alias.

  • Type any alphanumeric combination in the text field. Aliases will be used in the Ingredient Statement and on reports. Example: Cauliflower Rice w/Veggies

Optional: Select a Tag for your Ingredient:

  1. Click in the Tags field

  2. Enter search terms by typing on top of Search for a tag

  3. Click a tag to add it to your Ingredient.

Optional: Add a Product or Supplier.

Type

  1. Click in the Product or Supplier

names in the fields. These can be used later for searching

  1. field

  2. Use the type-ahead search to find a Product or Supplier

  3. Click a Product or Supplier to add it to your Ingredient.

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Tags can only be added and deleted from the Options screen

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Because it is a consumer-health concern, Genesis Foods has put in place a few safeguards to prevent you from creating an inaccurate allergen statement for your products. As such, the program requires you to set up your allergens correctly at the Ingredient level , and limits the adjuments adjustments you can make at the Recipe level.

Note

Genesis Foods initially assumes that all Ingredients contain all allergens and requires you to confirm the absence of an allergen at the Ingredient level.

The Again, the Ingredient allergens will determine the Recipe allergens. In the example below, one or more of the Ingredients contains Milk, Abalone, Soy, Tree Nuts and/or Wheat. Specific species/types are required on the allergen statement for Fish, Shellfish and Tree Nuts. Note that, in this example, Shellfish and Tree Nuts also display their species/type, and only the species/type appears in the statement preview.

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