The Genesis R&D Foods and Food Processor programs let you export reports as tab-delimited text files that you can either save as a .txt file or paste into other documents…
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How Genesis R&D Foods Helps with BE Disclosure
Within the Genesis R&D program, there are many options for helping you track and report any bioengineered foods or ingredients. We would suggest using Groups, Notes, and the Attachment option…
Showing the Specific Source of Sugar Alcohol on a Nutrition Facts Label
In Genesis R&D Foods version 11.5 or later, users now have the ability to display the specific sugar alcohol (e.g. Sorbitol) on your label instead of the generic “Sugar Alcohol.”…
How to Display Added Sugars in Genesis R&D Supplements
If your supplement formula contains sugar, you will have to declare Total Sugars on your label, per the NLEA regulations that govern the top section of the Supplement Facts panels.…
Best Practices for Database Naming Conventions
Defining naming conventions for your database can help keep your database organized and allow you to quickly filter and identify your Ingredients and Recipes. This post walks through best practices…
When to Use a Dual Column Nutrition Facts Label
In the United States, the majority of food packages can accommodate the Standard Nutrition Facts Label, making it the most commonly used label format. However, with the new 2016 FDA Nutrition Facts…