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.

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The 9 major food allergens on a US label
These are the allergens federal law requires you to declare, with where they often hide.
Two ways to put allergens on your label
You need at least one. Many brands use both so shoppers can spot allergens fast.
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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.
Not anymore. The FDA removed coconut from its list of tree nuts in its latest allergen guidance. Coconut still goes in your ingredient list, just not in the Contains line.
Yes. Your label, with the ingredient list and Contains line, prints on common sticker sheets at home. Or send the PDF to a print shop.
You don't need one. The maker writes your allergen line from your recipe, so it changes when your recipe does. Check it again whenever a supplier changes an ingredient. If you prefer to write it yourself, try our free ingredient label template. Ingredient Label Template →
Many state cottage food laws ask for allergens on the label too. Check the rules in your state. Cottage Food Law →
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