Check food additives against authorized lists, verify labeling compliance across markets, and ensure allergen disclosure meets every jurisdiction's requirements. One platform, every regulation.
Food regulations are a maze of additive authorizations, maximum usage levels, food category classifications, and labeling requirements that vary by market. An additive approved in the US under GRAS may require a specific E-number in the EU with different maximum levels — or be entirely prohibited in another jurisdiction.
The same additive can be GRAS in the US, authorized with conditions in the EU, and banned in another market. Inlet tracks every additive's status across all jurisdictions simultaneously.
Allergen disclosure thresholds, nutrition declaration formats, mandatory warnings, and ingredient listing rules differ by market. One product label rarely works across borders.
EU E-numbers map to specific additive identities. Inlet cross-references E-numbers with CAS numbers and common names to ensure consistent identification across regulatory frameworks.
Additives have different maximum permitted levels depending on the food category. A colorant allowed at 100mg/kg in confectionery might be limited to 50mg/kg in beverages.
Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 — authorized food additives with usage conditions, maximum levels per food category, and E-number classifications.
Generally Recognized as Safe determinations, food additive petitions, color additives, labeling requirements under FDCA.
Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 — allergen disclosure, nutrition declarations, origin labeling, ingredient listing requirements.
Food and Drug Regulations (C.R.C., c. 870) — permitted food additives, maximum usage levels, labeling in English and French.
Post-Brexit UK food regulations diverging from EU — separate additive approvals, GB labeling requirements.
Packaged foods, baked goods, dairy, confectionery, ready meals, sauces
Soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, alcoholic beverages, water products
Preservatives, colorants, emulsifiers, stabilizers, sweeteners, flavoring
Check every additive, label claim, and ingredient against every applicable regulation.
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