Allergen Warning Label Maker

Allergen warning labels tell shoppers which of the 9 major food allergens are in your food, either in a "Contains" line or right in the ingredient list. Our allergen label maker checks every ingredient in your recipe and writes the Contains line for you, with the specific tree nut, fish or shellfish named.

Allergen warning label with the line "Contains: Milk, Egg, Wheat, Pecans" highlighted below the ingredient list
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Your allergen check is free

Enter your recipe and see every allergen before you pay a cent.

All 9 major allergensEach ingredient checked against the full federal list.
Specific names"Pecans", not "tree nuts". "Shrimp", not "shellfish".
You stay in controlEvery flag waits for your confirmation, so nothing is guessed.
On the full labelThe Contains line sits under your ingredient list, next to the Nutrition Facts.
The list

The 9 major food allergens on a US label

These are the allergens federal law requires you to declare, with where they often hide.

MilkButter, cheese, cream, whey, casein.
EggWhole eggs, egg whites, mayonnaise, meringue.
FishName the species: cod, salmon, anchovy in a Worcestershire sauce.
ShellfishCrustacean shellfish. Name it: shrimp, crab, lobster.
Tree nutsName the nut: almonds, pecans, walnuts, cashews.
PeanutsPeanut butter, peanut flour, crushed peanuts.
WheatFlour, bread crumbs, semolina, wheat starch.
SoySoybeans, soy lecithin, soy sauce, tofu.
SesameSesame seeds, tahini. The newest one on the list.
How to declare

Two ways to put allergens on your label

You need at least one. Many brands use both so shoppers can spot allergens fast.

01A Contains lineRight after or next to the ingredient list: "Contains: Wheat, Milk, Egg, Pecans."FD&C Act 403(w)(1)(A)
02In the ingredient listName the source in parentheses after the ingredient: "whey (milk)", "lecithin (soy)".FD&C Act 403(w)(1)(B)
03"May contain" is optionalA precautionary line for cross-contact is not required. If you use one, it must be truthful and can't replace good manufacturing practices.FDA
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Questions

Allergen label questions

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The word "Contains" followed by each major allergen in the food, like "Contains: Milk, Soy, Almonds." Or name the allergen in the ingredient list itself.

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