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ALLERGEN
DECLARATION.

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Allergen labeling is the highest-consequence text on a food package. It is prescriptive rather than descriptive — the wording, placement and completeness are specified — and getting it wrong is a recall rather than a correction.

What to know
The lists differ by jurisdiction
There is no single global allergen list. The United States names a set of major allergens; the EU names fourteen; other markets differ again. A label compliant at home can be non-compliant in an export market on a single omission.
  • US — a defined list including sesame, added in recent years
  • EU — fourteen named allergens, emphasized within the ingredient list
  • Formats differ: a separate "contains" statement versus emphasis in place
Cross-contact is not the same as an ingredient
"May contain" statements cover unintended cross-contact from shared equipment. They are voluntary in many jurisdictions and increasingly scrutinized, because overuse makes them meaningless to the people who need them most.
It follows every reformulation
A supplier changing a sub-ingredient can introduce an allergen without changing anything you specified. Allergen review belongs to every formulation change, including ones that look like they only affect cost.
What the tool does
GRAJ generates a declaration from a structured ingredient list against the jurisdiction you select. It produces the statement; it does not verify your ingredients, and the responsibility for the label is the producer's.
Where to go next
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