Allergen Labeling Compliance for Global Markets

Reglyr checks allergen labeling requirements across multiple markets simultaneously, including FDA rules under FALCPA for the US market and EU Food Information Regulation requirements for European markets. The platform maps your product's ingredients and label declarations against each market's mandatory allergen list, format requirements, and wording standards, producing a clear verdict on what is compliant and what needs to be corrected before you launch.

Yes. Reglyr screens at the ingredient level, which means compound ingredients, flavors, and processing aids are evaluated for hidden allergen risks, not just top-level components. This matters because many compliance failures stem from sub-ingredients that carry allergens not declared on the incoming specification. The platform maps each ingredient against market-specific allergen lists to surface risks that a manual review might miss.

Reglyr is designed to work alongside your regulatory team, not replace them. The platform automates the high-volume, rules-based checks — scanning label declarations, screening ingredients, validating formats — so your team can focus on complex judgment calls and novel regulatory questions. Reglyr also offers a regulatory consultancy practice for brands that need expert-led support alongside the platform.

When you upload a product and select your target markets, Reglyr's compliance engine runs all applicable allergen labeling checks for every market simultaneously. Each market receives its own GO/FIX/REVIEW verdict with a specific gap analysis. This means you can assess US and EU allergen requirements for the same SKU in a single workflow rather than running separate reviews market by market.

Yes. In addition to regulatory requirements from bodies like the FDA and EU authorities, Reglyr validates allergen label compliance against retailer-specific listing specifications for major retailers including Walmart, Amazon, and Carrefour. Retailers often impose allergen formatting rules and disclosure requirements beyond the regulatory baseline, and failing these checks can result in listing rejections even when your product is technically regulation-compliant.