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A close-up of a scientist holding a petri dish with bacteria on the background of a microscope.
May 19, 2026
Learn the limitations of accelerated shelf-life testing, including packaging, microbiological, and stability risks.
microscope with dish with yellow bacteria
May 14, 2026
Learn how accelerated shelf-life testing helps evaluate product stability, packaging performance, and shelf-life risks faster.
Various spices in wooden spoons on old wooden table. Top view.
May 11, 2026
Explore key functional ingredient trends shaping food and supplement innovation, from gut health to cognitive support and data-driven insights.
Different types of natural healthy foods contain protein: fish, meat, chicken, eggs, dairy products,
May 6, 2026
Higher protein demand is tightening supply and raising costs for food and supplement manufacturers. Learn what it means for 2026 sourcing.
cans and containers of food products
March 16, 2026
Before starting shelf life testing, confirm your formulation, packaging, and storage conditions are finalized with this practical checklist.
Composition with common food allergens including egg, milk, soya, nuts, fish, seafood, wheat flour,
February 17, 2026
Understand FDA allergen testing and labeling requirements for plant-based foods, including key differences and testing needed for accurate labels.
A vibrant display of colorful powders in small bowls arranged in a tight grid. High quality photo
February 11, 2026
FDA updates guidance on “no artificial colors” labeling, allowing natural color additives while excluding petroleum-based synthetic dyes.
Fermented food overhead flat lay shot. Homemade vegetable preserves. Sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi etc
February 2, 2026
Learn how food testing supports fermented food safety, shelf-life validation, packaging performance, and accurate labeling for evolving products.
2026 figures with Italian ingredients on a rustic wooden background, tomatoes, pasta, basil and parm
January 28, 2026
Key food manufacturing trends for 2026, including labeling changes, clean label scrutiny, food testing needs, and regulatory expectations.
Various grains close up
January 27, 2026
The FDA is collecting input on gluten ingredient disclosure and cross-contact concerns that may lead to clearer food labeling standards.
Top view raw and dry pet food in a bowl
January 19, 2026
Learn how testing, safety controls, and labeling requirements for freeze-dried pet food differ from traditional pet food products.
A diverse collection of colorful capsules and pills in bright light, symbolizing health and medicine
January 12, 2026
Learn how routine identity, potency, and purity testing helps dietary supplement brands maintain accurate, compliant labels.
Apple with mold and fresh apple on turquose colour background - mold growth and food spoilage concep
January 6, 2026
Learn how food manufacturers use shelf-life testing to verify safety, stability, and quality, including real-time, accelerated, microbial, and oxidation testing.
Image of the new Canadian Front of Package label requirement
January 1, 2026
Learn what changes in Canada’s front-of-package nutrition rules in 2026 and how food manufacturers can prepare compliant labels
background of vegitables and grains with a Clean Label logo displayed
December 3, 2025
Learn how to verify clean label claims, meet consumer expectations, and stay compliant with food and supplement labeling requirements
Pet store with bags of pet food on display
November 24, 2025
Two happy dogs presenting bowls of kibble and raw meat, showcasing different feeding choices for pets
Assorted pickled or fermented vegetables in jars on white, sealed and stored.
November 17, 2025
Learn how natural preservatives and antioxidants extend shelf life, and why testing is key to ensuring safety, freshness, and clean-label performance.
Business Woman Touching Digital Data On Holographic Screen Interface for product recall
November 12, 2025
Labeling mistakes like undeclared allergens, color additives, or date errors remain top causes of food recalls. Learn the key trends and prevention tips.
Detail of printed manufacturing and expiration dates on product packaging
October 27, 2025
Shelf-life testing helps food and supplement manufacturers ensure product safety, quality, and accurate labeling through scientific methods and real-world data.
Colorful Halloween candy in little smiling pumpkin baskets
October 20, 2025
Discover how candy manufacturers can capitalize on the better-for-you Halloween trend with reduced sugar, plant-based, and allergen-friendly treats.
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Food Labeling

A close-up of a scientist holding a petri dish with bacteria on the background of a microscope.
May 19, 2026
Learn the limitations of accelerated shelf-life testing, including packaging, microbiological, and stability risks.
microscope with dish with yellow bacteria
May 14, 2026
Learn how accelerated shelf-life testing helps evaluate product stability, packaging performance, and shelf-life risks faster.
Various spices in wooden spoons on old wooden table. Top view.
May 11, 2026
Explore key functional ingredient trends shaping food and supplement innovation, from gut health to cognitive support and data-driven insights.
Different types of natural healthy foods contain protein: fish, meat, chicken, eggs, dairy products,
May 6, 2026
Higher protein demand is tightening supply and raising costs for food and supplement manufacturers. Learn what it means for 2026 sourcing.
cans and containers of food products
March 16, 2026
Before starting shelf life testing, confirm your formulation, packaging, and storage conditions are finalized with this practical checklist.
Composition with common food allergens including egg, milk, soya, nuts, fish, seafood, wheat flour,
February 17, 2026
Understand FDA allergen testing and labeling requirements for plant-based foods, including key differences and testing needed for accurate labels.
A vibrant display of colorful powders in small bowls arranged in a tight grid. High quality photo
February 11, 2026
FDA updates guidance on “no artificial colors” labeling, allowing natural color additives while excluding petroleum-based synthetic dyes.
Fermented food overhead flat lay shot. Homemade vegetable preserves. Sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi etc
February 2, 2026
Learn how food testing supports fermented food safety, shelf-life validation, packaging performance, and accurate labeling for evolving products.
2026 figures with Italian ingredients on a rustic wooden background, tomatoes, pasta, basil and parm
January 28, 2026
Key food manufacturing trends for 2026, including labeling changes, clean label scrutiny, food testing needs, and regulatory expectations.
Various grains close up
January 27, 2026
The FDA is collecting input on gluten ingredient disclosure and cross-contact concerns that may lead to clearer food labeling standards.
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Pet Food Labeling

A close-up of a scientist holding a petri dish with bacteria on the background of a microscope.
May 19, 2026
Learn the limitations of accelerated shelf-life testing, including packaging, microbiological, and stability risks.
microscope with dish with yellow bacteria
May 14, 2026
Learn how accelerated shelf-life testing helps evaluate product stability, packaging performance, and shelf-life risks faster.
Various spices in wooden spoons on old wooden table. Top view.
May 11, 2026
Explore key functional ingredient trends shaping food and supplement innovation, from gut health to cognitive support and data-driven insights.
Different types of natural healthy foods contain protein: fish, meat, chicken, eggs, dairy products,
May 6, 2026
Higher protein demand is tightening supply and raising costs for food and supplement manufacturers. Learn what it means for 2026 sourcing.
cans and containers of food products
March 16, 2026
Before starting shelf life testing, confirm your formulation, packaging, and storage conditions are finalized with this practical checklist.
Composition with common food allergens including egg, milk, soya, nuts, fish, seafood, wheat flour,
February 17, 2026
Understand FDA allergen testing and labeling requirements for plant-based foods, including key differences and testing needed for accurate labels.
A vibrant display of colorful powders in small bowls arranged in a tight grid. High quality photo
February 11, 2026
FDA updates guidance on “no artificial colors” labeling, allowing natural color additives while excluding petroleum-based synthetic dyes.
Fermented food overhead flat lay shot. Homemade vegetable preserves. Sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi etc
February 2, 2026
Learn how food testing supports fermented food safety, shelf-life validation, packaging performance, and accurate labeling for evolving products.
2026 figures with Italian ingredients on a rustic wooden background, tomatoes, pasta, basil and parm
January 28, 2026
Key food manufacturing trends for 2026, including labeling changes, clean label scrutiny, food testing needs, and regulatory expectations.
Various grains close up
January 27, 2026
The FDA is collecting input on gluten ingredient disclosure and cross-contact concerns that may lead to clearer food labeling standards.
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Food Allergens

A close-up of a scientist holding a petri dish with bacteria on the background of a microscope.
May 19, 2026
Learn the limitations of accelerated shelf-life testing, including packaging, microbiological, and stability risks.
microscope with dish with yellow bacteria
May 14, 2026
Learn how accelerated shelf-life testing helps evaluate product stability, packaging performance, and shelf-life risks faster.
Various spices in wooden spoons on old wooden table. Top view.
May 11, 2026
Explore key functional ingredient trends shaping food and supplement innovation, from gut health to cognitive support and data-driven insights.
Different types of natural healthy foods contain protein: fish, meat, chicken, eggs, dairy products,
May 6, 2026
Higher protein demand is tightening supply and raising costs for food and supplement manufacturers. Learn what it means for 2026 sourcing.
cans and containers of food products
March 16, 2026
Before starting shelf life testing, confirm your formulation, packaging, and storage conditions are finalized with this practical checklist.
Composition with common food allergens including egg, milk, soya, nuts, fish, seafood, wheat flour,
February 17, 2026
Understand FDA allergen testing and labeling requirements for plant-based foods, including key differences and testing needed for accurate labels.
A vibrant display of colorful powders in small bowls arranged in a tight grid. High quality photo
February 11, 2026
FDA updates guidance on “no artificial colors” labeling, allowing natural color additives while excluding petroleum-based synthetic dyes.
Fermented food overhead flat lay shot. Homemade vegetable preserves. Sauerkraut, pickles, kimchi etc
February 2, 2026
Learn how food testing supports fermented food safety, shelf-life validation, packaging performance, and accurate labeling for evolving products.
2026 figures with Italian ingredients on a rustic wooden background, tomatoes, pasta, basil and parm
January 28, 2026
Key food manufacturing trends for 2026, including labeling changes, clean label scrutiny, food testing needs, and regulatory expectations.
Various grains close up
January 27, 2026
The FDA is collecting input on gluten ingredient disclosure and cross-contact concerns that may lead to clearer food labeling standards.
Show More