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Pour les boulangeries

Des étiquettes pour les vitrines, les livraisons en gros et les commandes en ligne

Les boulangeries vendant pains, biscuits et viennoiseries emballés ont besoin d'étiquettes FDA comme n'importe quelle marque CPG. Les exemptions réservées à la vente en gros ont des limites.

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Flour, honey, nuts: lots, reorder points, live status.

Exemptions petits emballages gérées

Les biscuits emballés individuellement de moins de 12 po² de surface relèvent du § 101.9(j)(13). NFL sélectionne automatiquement le format tabulaire ou linéaire lorsque c'est approprié.

Sous-listes d'ingrédients

Votre farine enrichie a 6 sous-ingrédients. Votre chocolat en a 5. Les parenthèses de sous-ingrédients se dessinent automatiquement par ordre décroissant de poids selon le § 101.4.

Standard, tabular, linear: the same product, three FDA layouts.

Mise en avant du blé + allergènes

Le blé est mis en gras dans la liste des ingrédients. Lait, œufs, fruits à coque - tous signalés automatiquement. Mention « Contains: » générée selon la FALCPA.

Sub-ingredients nest and re-sort as quantities change.

Calcul de coût et de marge par fournée

Suivez le coût par douzaine de boulanger, par pain, par biscuit. Fixez une marge cible, remontez au prix de vente au détail.

Tick the allergen; the "Contains:" line writes itself.

Wheat, and the other eight

Wheat is one of the nine major food allergens, which means it is in essentially every product you make. Milk, eggs, and tree nuts cover most of the rest of a bakery's range, and sesame joined the list under the FASTER Act - a change that caught a lot of bakeries out, because sesame appears on far more bread and bun products than people expect.

NFL bolds the allergen inside the ingredient statement and generates the "Contains:" line from the ingredients themselves, so adding sesame seeds to a topping updates the allergen declaration without you remembering to go back and edit it.

Cost per unit, target margin, back-calculated price.

Batch cost and margin, from the same recipe

The same recipe that produces the label produces the costing. Track cost per baker's dozen, per loaf, or per cookie, set a target margin, and back-calculate the wholesale and retail price. Ingredient price changes flow through to every product that uses them, which matters when flour or butter moves and you need to know which lines stopped being profitable.

Bakery nutrition labels: common questions

I only sell at farmers markets. Am I exempt?
Possibly, under the small-business provisions, but not under the retail-establishment one - a market stall is generally not the establishment where the food was made. Check whether you fall under § 101.9(j)(18) and whether you have filed Form 3570.
I sell wholesale to one local café. Does that change things?
Yes. Wholesale product is packaged food moving in commerce, and the retail-establishment provision no longer covers it.
Do I need a label on an unpackaged loaf?
Nutrition labeling attaches to packaged food. Loose bread sold from a basket in your own shop sits outside it - though allergen information may still be expected of you by state or local rules, and by customers.
Does "artisan" or "handmade" count as a claim?
No. Those are not nutrient content or health claims. "Whole grain," "high fiber," and "low sugar" are.

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