CPG Regulatory Compliance Software for Global Brands

Reglyr's unified regulatory knowledge graph covers all major food safety authorities relevant to CPG brands, including FDA (US), EFSA (EU), FSANZ (Australia/New Zealand), and SFA (Singapore). The platform checks ingredients against GRAS, Novel Foods, permitted additives lists, and market-specific restrictions simultaneously. It also covers retailer-specific requirements for Walmart, Amazon, and Carrefour, and continuously monitors for regulatory updates across all covered jurisdictions.

Yes. Reglyr is built specifically for multi-market evaluation. When you upload a CPG SKU, you select all target markets and the platform evaluates compliance across every one of them simultaneously. You receive a GO/FIX/REVIEW verdict per market, along with a specific gap analysis for each market where the product is not yet compliant — so your team knows exactly what to fix and where.

Yes. Reglyr checks health and functional claims against the EU Health Claims Register, FDA structure/function rules, and other market-specific claim registers. It also scans product descriptions and e-commerce pages for claims that require substantiation in target markets, helping CPG brands avoid rejected retailer listings or enforcement exposure before launch.

Reglyr's label scanning feature checks nutrition panel formats, allergen declarations, barcode compliance, and mandatory label elements against the specific requirements of each target market. This covers format rules, required disclosures, and market-specific mandatory elements — flagging every required correction before artwork reaches print or retailer review. Label translation in 40+ languages is also available for multi-market rollouts.

Reglyr handles the systematic, repeatable work of CPG compliance: ingredient screening, label scanning, claim validation, multi-market mapping, and regulatory monitoring. For brands with novel regulatory questions or complex market entry strategy, Reglyr also operates a platform-powered regulatory consultancy practice. Many CPG brands use both — the platform for ongoing portfolio compliance and the consultancy for strategic or first-entry guidance.