Nutrition Information Update on the Label
Started by sizzle, Dec 14 2023 09:49 PM
Hi,
I have a question about the NIP for the labels. I understand that a +/- 20% discrepancy can vary between the labels and the recent NIP test. My question is, if the difference is still more than 20% after retesting (mainly because of some recipe change), do I change the entire NIP on the labels with the recent NIP test result or only the one with more than 20% discrepancy?
Your advice is much appreciated.
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What is NIP?
What is NIP?
Nutrition Information Panel.
Note: It is for Australia Products.
Your label should be accurate to the testing, period
So if only 1 component is routinely outside the 20%, then change just that one, but if you have others that are consistently out by more than 10%, I would be changing them as well
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