Verify · Label audit
Your pack, checked before you print it.
A pack that misses one mandatory particular can hold a consignment at the destination port, after the container is paid for. The rulebook is public. Reading it against your artwork is the work.
- Line by line
- Each mandatory particular for the destination, checked against your artwork one at a time.
- A findings table
- What is required, what your pack currently says, pass or fail, and the fix. Nothing in prose you have to interpret.
- Printer-ready wording
- The corrected declarations written out, so the change goes straight to your designer.
- Turnaround
- Confirmed with the scope, once the intake below is complete.
Markets covered.
Confirmed per enquiry. Tell us the destination and we will say plainly whether we can audit against it before you pay anything.
What you send to start.
All of it at once. A partial intake is the one thing that turns a three-day job into a three-week one.
- Final pack artwork, as the printer would receive it
- The full ingredient list in declaration order
- A short description of how the product is made
- Declared shelf life and storage conditions
- The markets you intend to ship to
The fee.
Label audit
One product, up to three destination markets.
TBD · price
Registration document pack
The document set a destination registration asks for, assembled and checked before you file it.
TBD · price
Priced per product and per pack size, because several destinations register each variant separately. Twelve products is twelve audits, and the scope will say so before you pay.
What the audit does not do.
It is a document review against the destination's published requirements on the date of the audit. It is not a laboratory test, not a certification, and it does not bind the authority that clears your consignment. Where a requirement is unclear or could not be confirmed from the regulation, the findings say so rather than guessing.