Can I use up current packaging or is new required if the product formulation has changed?
Started by rebeccam46, Feb 14 2024 01:51 PM
Hi,
I hope someone can help!
We have our current artwork printed with the ingredient declaration included.
We have now amended the recipe to add a stabiliser to the formulation,
Everything is staying the same, just adding the stabiliser in.
This doesn't affect the nutritionals of the product,
Can we use this artwork up, and then have new printed?
Or do we have to have new artwork printed straight away now?
Any advice would be appreciated.
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