U.S. 2016

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.

Show Bilingual

• This will be inactive unless you have the Mexico or Canada labeling modules.

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

• This will hide that 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

• This will hide the 4-4-9 chart displayed at the bottom of the label.

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

• The Ingredient Statement will appear in all caps.

Always uppercase Allergen Statement

• The Allergen Statement will appear in all caps.

Put Vitamins and Minerals into two columns

• Choose this option to arrange the voluntary Vitamins and Minerals into two columns

% Daily Value heading

• Select how the %DV heading should appear
• Select the shortest footnote

Nutrition Facts Text

• Select how "Nutrition Facts" should be displayed at the top of your label

No bolding of text in a linear Label

• The program will automatically bold nutrient names for the linear label. Choose this option to use normal (un-bolded) type.

Hide Trans Fat

• Hides Trans Fat on the Label.

Hide lines between Vitamins and minerals

• This will hide the lines shown between vitamins and minerals on the label.

Wrap Bilingual Nutrients

• Check this to wrap bilingual nutrients to the next line instead of keeping it all on one line.

Hide Vitamin D, Calcium, Iron and Potassium

• Use this to hide those nutrients.

Italicize Trans fat on the label

• Italicize "trans" in "Trans fat"

Use the 2018 Guidance for Nutrient Rounding

• Genesis R&D will apply the Draft Guidance to rounding even though it is not final yet.

Hide %DV footnote

• This can be hidden if certain low-calorie thresholds are met.

Hide Quantitative Values

• This hides quantitative values and shows on %DV for mandatory vitamins and minerals (tabular and linear only).

Show Insignificant Footnote

• Move allowed nutrients to the Insignificant footnote when present in insignificant amounts.

Added Sugars

Show Palatability Symbol and Statement

• Show the explanatory text for adding sugar to cranberry products

Palatability Statement Text

•   Choose which text option to use

Show Single Ingredient Symbol and Footnote

• Single-ingredient sugar products can use this option

Small packaging exemption 

• If your package can only accommodate less than 12 sq. in. of labeling space, you may use this option. It will set all type in 6-point Helvetica. 

Use shortened "Not a significant source of other nutrients."

• Check this to use the shortened version of the footnote for nutrients present insignificant amounts. The footnote will use "other nutrients" rather than listing the individual nutrients by name. This will nearly always be for the Simplified labels.