Eiman Raouf
Food Compliance & Regulatory Advisor
23+ years across food safety, product development, manufacturing, GMP implementation, and regulatory compliance. Has worked with FDA, CFIA, retailers, and food brands across many categories.
Hand us your recipe. Get back a label you can print.
Complion takes your recipe or product idea and builds the whole label: compliant ingredients and claims, a Nutrition Facts panel, allergen declarations, and print-ready artwork. Our AI does the work, our experts verify it before it reaches you.
Free call to start. Just bring your recipe or idea.
Checked against
- FDA
- USDA
- Health Canada
- CFIA
Sea Salt Potato Chips
Yields about 8 servings
- Potatoes
- Sunflower oil
- Sea salt
- Rosemary
- Black pepper
You have a recipe, not a compliance team.
Getting a food product to shelf means ingredient rules, claim limits, a correctly formatted Nutrition Facts panel, and allergen law for every market you sell in. Miss one detail and you are looking at a reprint that runs $5,000 to $50,000, or a launch that slips past your buyer's deadline.
You do not need to learn FDA 21 CFR or hire a consultant and a designer. Hand the label to us and it gets handled.
$5K–$50K Typical cost of a single non-compliant reprint run
What lands in your inbox
A complete, print-ready label, checked and ready to send straight to your printer.
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Compliant ingredient statement and claims
Ingredients listed in the right order and format, with claims checked against what you are actually allowed to say.
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Nutrition Facts panel
Calculated from your recipe and formatted to the current FDA and Health Canada layouts.
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Allergen declarations
The major allergens identified and declared the way each market requires.
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Print-ready artwork
A finished label file your printer can run, not a list of notes for someone else to apply.
Nutrition Facts
8 servings per container
Serving sizeAbout 15 chips (28g)
Amount per serving
Calories150
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9g12%
Saturated Fat 1g5%
Trans Fat 0g
Sodium 180mg8%
Total Carbohydrate 15g5%
Dietary Fiber 1g4%
Total Sugars 0g
Includes 0g Added Sugars0%
Protein 2g
* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient contributes to a daily diet.
How it works
Your part takes about five minutes. Everything after step one is ours.
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Share your recipe or idea Your only step
Send your recipe, an ingredient list, or even a rough product concept. That is the only part we need from you.
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We build your Nutrition Facts
We calculate the Nutrition Facts panel and work out the allergen declarations from your recipe.
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We write your label copy
We draft the compliant ingredient statement, the claims, and the statements your label is required to carry.
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We design the artwork
We produce print-ready label artwork, laid out and formatted so your printer can run it as is.
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Our experts verify it
Food-compliance experts check everything against FDA, USDA, Health Canada, and CFIA before it reaches you.
The usual way, and the Complion way
On your own
- Hire a formulator, a compliance consultant, and a designer
- Coordinate weeks of back-and-forth between them
- Learn enough FDA and CFIA rules to check their work
- Hope nothing was missed once it is already at the printer
With Complion
- Send us your recipe and the details you have
- We build the ingredients, Nutrition Facts, allergens, and artwork
- Experts verify it against every market you sell in
- You get a print-ready label in days, not weeks
The experts who verify your label
AI builds the first version. These people make sure it is right before it reaches you.
Hoa Nguyen
Systems & Automation Engineer
Builds the review infrastructure and automation that keep every label consistent and turnaround fast, so the experts can focus on the judgment calls.
Shahrukh Faqiri
Product & Review Operations
Leads the workflow that moves a label from a founder’s recipe to production-ready files, and makes sure the handoff to your printer is clean.
From the blog
Field notes on label reviews, market rules, and the mistakes that slow launches down.
By Eiman Raouf, June 22, 2026
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FDA does not just require specific information on your food label. It specifies exactly which panel each piece must appear on, how large the text must be, and what cannot interrupt the information block. Here is how the principal display panel and information panel work.
By Eiman Raouf, June 15, 2026
What Your Food Label Must Change to Sell in Canada
A US-compliant food label fails multiple Canadian requirements. Here is what specifically needs to change under CFIA and Health Canada rules, from bilingual obligations to the new front-of-package nutrition symbol.
By Eiman Raouf, June 9, 2026
FDA Sets Your Serving Size: How the RACC System Works for Food Founders
Before you run a nutrient analysis or design a label, FDA has already determined your serving size. Here is what the RACC system requires and where first-time founders go wrong.
Questions founders ask before booking
I only have an idea, not a finished recipe. Can you still help?
Yes. We can start from a product concept or a rough ingredient list. We will tell you what is missing and what we need to finish the label.
Do you develop the recipe for me?
We build your label from the recipe or idea you share. If you are still refining the formula, we can work from what you have and flag anything that affects the label.
What exactly do I get back?
A complete, print-ready label: the compliant ingredient statement and claims, a Nutrition Facts panel, allergen declarations, and finished artwork, plus notes on anything you should know.
How long does it take?
Days, not weeks, once we have your recipe and the product details. We will give you a clear timeline on the first call.
Which regulations do you cover?
FDA 21 CFR and USDA for the US market, and Health Canada and CFIA for Canada, including bilingual labeling rules.
Is this legally binding regulatory approval?
No. This is an expert-built and expert-verified label, not government approval.
I already have a label draft. Can you just review it?
Yes. Reviewing and correcting an existing draft is one way to start. We can catch issues and hand back a corrected, print-ready version.
Do you work with small and first-time brands?
Yes. This is built for founders launching a first product who do not have a compliance team or the budget to assemble one.
Ready to hand off your label?
Book a free call. Bring your recipe or idea, and we'll map out exactly what your label needs.
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