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Listing Ingredients from multiple vendors

Started by , Jan 18 2024 09:03 PM
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Good afternoon everyone!

 

I am new to this forum, even though have used these resources in the past.

 

I am trying to determine how to list "optional" ingredients on the label. 

I mean if I have the same ingredient from multiple vendors - sub ingredients could vary.

Do I just list them as "and/or"?

 

TIA!

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What is acceptable for labeling can vary by the type of product and which regulations apply.  What kind of product do you make?

A clear example of one product ingredient will ease to give an opinion. Kindly share the existing label details.

I am referring to an ice cream / bakery items. 

 

For example, an emulsifier I am using from one vendor contains sunflower lecithin, but emulsifier I am using from another vendor contains soy lecithin.

I was wondering if I can indicate it on the ingredient statemen as sunflower and / or soy lecithin (and include soy in the allergen statement).

I am referring to an ice cream / bakery items. 

 

For example, an emulsifier I am using from one vendor contains sunflower lecithin, but emulsifier I am using from another vendor contains soy lecithin.

I was wondering if I can indicate it on the ingredient statemen as sunflower and / or soy lecithin (and include soy in the allergen statement).

I'd personally list them separately, they're different things.   

 

I have, in the past, combined like sub-ingredients of raw materials.   So say two raw ingredients contained nonfat milk, you can add it together and list it once in descending order.    Nowadays I don't even do that though.   I've found sometimes I need to make a change and it muddies up the waters if you will, as I don't recall what I did in the past, etc.

But it's possible to get pretty creative with ing statements to hide certain things if one so chooses...

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You mean just list one emulsifier with all sub-ingredients after another, this way covering both possibilities from various suppliers?


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