Front-of-Package Labels now available for Canada.

Supplemented Food Facts Labels now available for Canada.

Supplement Facts Labels are now available for the US, including FSIS labels!

Supplement Facts Labels

USDA & FDA-compliant supplement facts label creator. Our easy-to-use software seamlessly helps you create supplement labels, including FSIS labels.

Compliant Supplement Facts Labels

Menusano simplifies the process of creating US-compliant supplement facts labels for food businesses. Accurate nutrient analysis and easy-to-use tools ensure that your labels meet FDA standards.

Whether launching a new product or updating existing labels, Menusano helps you stay compliant, save time, and avoid costly mistakes. Empower your business with clear, precise, and professional labelling. Add custom

Dietary Supplement Labeling in Minutes!

Multiple High-Definition Label Formats

Compliant FSIS Labels

Easily generate FSIS-compliant labels for meat, poultry, and processed egg products. Simply input your data, and Menusano ensures your labels meet all FSIS guidelines, getting your products market-ready faster and with confidence and compliance.

Lower Your Costs

MenuSano offers an affordable solution with advanced nutrition analysis and labeling tools, helping businesses stay compliant and reduce costs.

Access From Anywhere

Our cloud-based software allows you to create and update US-compliant supplement facts labels from any device, anytime, ensuring flexibility and efficiency.

Confidential & Safe

Your data is fully secure with encrypted storage, ensuring your recipes and information are protected, giving you peace of mind.

Dietary Labels

MenuSano helps you accurately label dietary claims like gluten-free, vegan, and low-sodium, ensuring compliance with FDA and CFIA guidelines.

Cautionary Messages

Food businesses can use MenuSano to add clear cautionary messages to nutrition labels, ensuring compliance with FDA and CFIA safety warnings.

Allergen Information

MenuSano allows food businesses to declare allergen information, listing major allergens and cross-contamination risks, ensuring FDA and CFIA compliance.

Additional Services

We Do it For You

We’ll generate compliant labels so you can focus on what matters. Save time and let us do it for you!

Lab Analysis Service

Laboratory testing for food items through our lab partners. Get nutrition testing, labels, and much more!

Food Service Inspections

MenuSano has partnered with Field Eagle to help businesses like you navigate food inspections effortlessly.

Businesses Across Industries Trust MenuSano

Top Trends in Nutrition Labeling for 2024

Food Manufacturers

Specialized solutions for food manufacturers covering everything from nutritional analysis to compliance and labelling.

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Restaurants

Restaurants can use MenuSano to get real-time and accurate nutritional analysis, as well as generate nutrition facts labels.

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Cannabis

Cannabis businesses can easily navigate the intricate rules of product labelling and generate compliant nutrition facts labels by simply using MenuSano.

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Catering

Our software is engineered to meet the unique needs of food caterers allowing them to focus on delivering exceptional culinary experiences.

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Meal Kits

All-in-one solution for meal kits nutrition analysis, labelling, and compliance.

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Food Processors

MenuSano can integrate with supply chain management systems, facilitating real-time updates on ingredient availability, pricing, and nutritional information.

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Bakeries

Eliminate complex calculations and estimations. Our Bakery Nutrition Label Menu provides precise, real-time nutritional information customized to your recipes, covering everything from calories to allergens.

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Hospitals

Promote healthier choices by generating informative compliant nutrition facts labels. Meals can also be catered to the diverse dietary needs of patients, staff, and visitors.

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Culinary Schools

MenuSano is committed to enriching the educational journey of the next wave of chefs, dieticians, and food entrepreneurs.

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School Education

Recognizing the vital role schools play in shaping future generations, MenuSano grants you access to our top-notch nutrition analysis software at a special reduced rate if teaching nutrition is part of the curriculum.

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School Meal Programs

An easy-to-use comprehensive solution to nutritional analysis, empowering schools to deliver healthier, well-balanced meals for our future leaders.

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Pet Food

MenuSano helps you analyze and balance essential nutrients in pet food, such as protein, fat, fibre, and essential vitamins and minerals, tailored to different species, breeds, and health conditions.

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Retirement Homes

Discover how MenuSano can enhance the nutritional well-being of your residents and set your retirement home apart.

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What Our Customers Are Saying...

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“I’m very fascinated with the possibilities and opportunities that MenuSano provides. If I’m making something cholesterol-free, I can show the nutritional analysis with MenuSano. If I want to balance calories, I can swap out regular milk with coconut milk, and then add oatmeal. It’s great to be able to see what I’m creating and its benefits to the body.”

"Sending our recipes to a nutritionist, or out to a lab and having to wait three weeks for results is timely. I am constantly changing my recipes in general to improve them. Instead of using timely and costly methods to provide consumers with our product’s information, we use MenuSano, a web-based nutritional calculator. It really has made this journey easier for me".

"MenuSano allows us to calculate our recipes with accuracy and instantly, it checks potential variations in the recipe. For instance, if we notice one item in development might be slightly higher in calories, salt, or other factors than we would like, we can make the necessary changes. This has allowed us to provide much more accurate information in our food items".

"The one thing we were surprised to find out is how much sodium our recipes contain. We thought we used minimal salt but Menusano helped us discover that some of our recipes contained a surprising amount, which made us change some of our recipes”

“The right product for the right application! Our business was at a standstill until we could sort out our nutrition labeling requirements. MenuSano's software was so easy to use, we were into production of our nutritional labels in minutes, no small feat! When we were obtaining our food safety certifications for Township 27, nutrition labeling became necessary. We were unsure of where to start or what to do. Many of the websites we researched claimed to provide all the answers and quite frankly didn't. Then we found MenuSano! MenuSano delivered on all fronts; nutrition labeling, ingredient sourcing, and all kinds of applications we hadn't even thought of. Sooo intuitive and easy to use, not sure where we would be without them!”

"Simple Interface, Good Feature Set, Excellent Price. Very easy to use, and comes with a short tutorial. Like the ability to be able to access Canadian Nutrient File data and to incorporate actual manufacturer nutritional information into recipe analysis. Nutrition Facts panel generation from a recipe helps to make the outcome very professional looking.”

The best software by far for food companies. This software saved me. I had a deadline and the person I usually get to do my nutritional was not available. Thanks to this software, we will be doing it all ourselves from now on.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nutrition label for a dietary supplement called?

The nutrition label for a dietary supplement is called a “Supplement Facts” panel.

How does "Supplement Facts" differ from "nutrition facts?

The key differences between the “Supplement Facts” panel and the “Nutrition Facts” panel are as follows:

For dietary supplements, you must include dietary ingredients without RDIs or DRVs in the “Supplement Facts” panel, while these ingredients cannot be listed in the “Nutrition Facts” panel for food.
The source of a dietary ingredient can be listed in the “Supplement Facts” panel for supplements, but it cannot be included in the “Nutrition Facts” panel for food.
If a dietary ingredient is listed in the “Supplement Facts” panel, you are not required to state its source in the ingredients list for dietary supplements.
The part of the plant from which a dietary ingredient is derived must be indicated in the “Supplement Facts” panel, whereas it cannot be mentioned in the “Nutrition Facts” panel for food.
“Zero” amounts of nutrients cannot be listed in the “Supplement Facts” panel for supplements, but they must be listed in the “Nutrition Facts” panel for food.

What information must I list in the "Supplement Facts" panel?

You are required to include the names and quantities of dietary ingredients in your product, along with the “Serving Size” and “Servings Per Container.” However, the “Servings Per Container” is not necessary if it matches the net quantity of contents. For instance, if the net quantity is 100 tablets and the “Serving Size” is one tablet, the “Servings Per Container” would also be 100 tablets and doesn’t need to be listed separately.

What is the serving size for a dietary supplement?

A serving of a dietary supplement is defined as the maximum amount recommended on the label for consumption per eating occasion. If no specific recommendations are given, one unit (such as a tablet, capsule, packet, or teaspoon) counts as a serving. For example, if the label advises taking 1-3 tablets with breakfast, the serving size would be 3.

What nutrients am I required to list in the "Supplement Facts" panel?

You must list total calories, calories from fat, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fibre, sugars, protein, vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, and iron when they are present in measurable amounts. A measurable amount is anything greater than what can be labelled as “zero” on the nutrition label of conventional foods. If trans fat is present in a measurable amount, it must be listed separately below saturated fat.

Calories from saturated fat, polyunsaturated fat, monounsaturated fat, soluble fibre, insoluble fibre, sugar alcohol, and other carbohydrates may be listed but must be listed if any claims are made about them.

Am I required to list any other nutrients if I make a claim about them?

Yes, if you make a claim about calories from saturated fat, insoluble fibre, polyunsaturated fat, sugar alcohol, monounsaturated fat, other carbohydrates, or soluble fibre, you are required to list that nutrient.

May I declare dietary ingredients not having Daily Values (i.e., RDIs or DRVs)?

When included in a dietary supplement, dietary ingredients without established daily values must be listed by their common or usual names. These ingredients should be marked with a symbol in the “% Daily Value” column, which directs to a footnote stating “Daily Value Not Established.”

Must I declare vitamin E when it occurs naturally in my product and I make no claim for it?

No, Vitamin E does not need to be listed when it occurs naturally because it is not one of the 14 mandatory dietary ingredients.