FOOD REGULATORY CONSULTING
How we work
Our food regulatory consulting process: needs assessment, scope planning, technical review and delivery.
We listen
We learn about your product, target market and priorities.
We define the scope
We agree on documents, deliverables and the work schedule.
We review together
We assess your technical information and label against the relevant regulations.
Your action plan is ready
We share our findings and practical recommendations with your team.
We shape the work around your product.
We plan around your product's development stage, destination country and team's needs. We begin by agreeing on the service scope, necessary documents, responsibilities and deliverables.
Clear findings, practical recommendations.
We present the sources used, corrections required and matters awaiting further information together. The work is technical consulting within an agreed scope; official permissions and approvals are handled by the competent authorities.
Revisions are tracked in the same record.
If your label changes after the report, the new file can be compared with earlier findings. Completed corrections, answered technical questions and open issues are distinguished. Changes to the product or country scope also trigger an assessment of whether a new review is needed.
Destination country, language and local verification
Different source sets are used for Türkiye, the EU, USA and Gulf. Research for other countries is scoped by product category, importer and sales channel. Translation or local authority confirmation needs are identified before starting, so delivery expectations can be agreed accordingly.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Before we begin.
Where should I start for the USA, Gulf or another country?+
Choose your target market in the world country directory. Share your product category, current label version and importer details so we can identify the sources, documents and local verification needed for your review.
What does a label review deliver?+
You receive review notes on the existing packaging, a list of findings and recommended corrections. Design implementation, translation, laboratory analysis and official applications require a separate scope; the technical review report does not replace them.
At what stage should I seek advice?+
You can start during recipe development, with your first label draft, before printing or when entering a new market. Early assessment makes it easier to plan design and document revisions.
Which documents are needed for a label review?+
We usually start with the current label draft, recipe, ingredient specifications, available analytical reports and target-market details. The final document list depends on your product and service scope.
Can I use the same label in Türkiye and the European Union?+
This needs to be assessed for the specific product and destination country. Language, responsible operator details, product-specific provisions and national requirements may differ.
Which deliverables will I receive?+
Depending on the scope, we prepare an annotated label draft, findings and recommendations, regulatory references or a product-specific action plan. Deliverables are agreed before work begins.
Does consulting mean official product approval?+
The consulting deliverable is a technical assessment. It does not replace permission, registration or inspection by the competent authority. Relevant official procedures are identified separately for your product.
Let's talk about your product.
Tell us your target market and what you need.
Let's define the right scope of work together.