Automate Food Label Compliance for Global Markets

Reglyr's regulatory knowledge graph covers FDA food labeling rules, EFSA and EU food law requirements, FSANZ standards for Australia and New Zealand, and SFA regulations for Singapore. When you upload a SKU and select target markets, the platform maps your label and ingredients against all applicable requirements in each jurisdiction simultaneously — without requiring your team to manually cross-reference each ruleset.

Yes. Reglyr scans allergen declarations on your food label against the mandatory allergen disclosure requirements for each target market. Because allergen lists differ between jurisdictions — for example, EU and FDA mandated allergens are not identical — the platform checks each market independently and flags any declaration that is missing, incorrectly formatted, or non-compliant with local rules.

Reglyr's label scanning engine checks the format, layout, and content of your nutrition facts panel against the specific requirements of each target market. This includes field order, rounding rules, serving size conventions, and mandatory nutrient declarations. Any format deviation is flagged with a specific fix instruction so your artwork team knows exactly what to correct before submission.

No. Reglyr automates the high-volume, rules-based work — label format checks, ingredient screening, allergen cross-referencing, and regulatory monitoring — so your regulatory affairs team can focus on judgment-intensive tasks and novel compliance questions. The platform is designed to handle workload that would otherwise require additional headcount as your SKU count or market footprint grows.

Reglyr's continuous regulatory monitoring layer tracks changes across all covered food safety domains. When a rule update is published, the platform automatically identifies every SKU in your portfolio that is affected and surfaces the change with context about what needs updating. This means your team is alerted to compliance gaps proactively rather than discovering them at retailer review or during an audit.