Use unrounded values when calculating the Percent Standard

Choose this option if you want the Percent Standard (what this is depends on the Regulation) calculated from the unrounded nutrient values, instead of the rounded values on the Label.

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Put Vitamins and Minerals into One Column

Use Abbreviations

This will abbreviate the nutrient names on the Label. Example: “Total Carbohydrate” will read “Total Carb.”

Hide Dual Declaration “Contributes and Additional...” Footnote

Show Shortened % Daily Value Footnote

The footnote reads: "The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories is a day is used for general nutrition advice." The shortened version removed the second sentence.

Include Recipe Name in Allergen Statement

The Allergen Statement will read “(Recipe Name) contains …” Example: Fruit Salad contains ...”

Include Recipe Name in Ingredient Statement

The Ingredient Statement will read “(Recipe Name) contains …” Example: “Fruit Salad contains ...”

Hide (4-4-9) Calorie Conversion Chart

Ingredient Statement - Insert "contains less than 2%"

This will automatically place ingredients that make up less than 2% of the recipe into their own statement at the end of the Ingredient statement.

"Contains less than 2%" Sorted by Predominance

When you use the "Contains less than 2%" option, checking this will order the ingredients by weight instead of alphabetically

Always uppercase Ingredient Statement

Always uppercase Allergen Statement

Percent Daily Values Footnote

Round %DV to Zero

The rounding rules for some nutrients state that gram weight less than one will round up to one, thereby rounding the %DV to one as well. This option forces the rounded %DV back to the calculated value of zero.

Abbreviate Amount per serving

Always Wrap Bilingual Household Measures and Container Headings

Hide "Amount in" Footnote

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