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This sample shows how ArcheSync presents extracted label information, findings, statuses, and regulatory citations. It uses demonstration artwork rather than a customer label. No issue means that a particular supported check did not identify an issue in the available evidence; it does not mean the entire product meets every requirement.
Demonstration artwork. Six fictional, unbranded labels; each carries at most one deliberate error. Cosmetic samples preview a review that is coming soon.
- noodle_cup_label.pdf
- fish_oil_label.pdf
- sparkling_can_label.pdf
- serum_30ml_label.pdf
- lipstick_carton.pdf
- parfum_50ml_label.pdf
Reading the statuses.
- No issue
The supported check did not identify an issue in the available evidence.
- Review
A conclusion requires clarification, additional evidence, or human interpretation.
- Flag
The available evidence indicates a potential issue against a cited requirement.
- Info
Relevant explanatory information. Not an assertion of a violation or a pass.
Instant noodle cup
Food, general food
- Evidence
- The soup base lists DRIED BONITO EXTRACT. The statement after the ingredients reads "CONTAINS: WHEAT, SOY, MILK, EGG."
- Why
- Bonito is a fish. Once a label uses a "Contains" statement, FDA guidance says it should name the food sources of all major food allergens in the product (FDA allergen Q&A, Edition 5, D.6, citing FD&C Act §403(w)(1)).
- Next step
- Name the fish and its species: "Contains: Wheat, Soy, Milk, Egg, Fish (bonito)." FD&C Act §403(w)(2) requires the species for fish.
noodle_cup_label.pdf
Food, general food. Illustrative sampleUploaded6 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issueNutrition Facts for a single-serving container21 CFR 101.9
- No issueStatement of identity on the principal display panel21 CFR 101.3(a)
- No issueNet weight in ounces with grams, bottom 30% of the panel21 CFR 101.7(b)(1), (f); 15 U.S.C. 1453(a)(2)
- No issueIngredients in descending order by weight21 CFR 101.4(a)(1)
- InfoDistributor line gives city, State and ZIP code without a street address; 101.5(d) allows this in some circumstances, so confirm it applies21 CFR 101.5(d)
- Flag"Contains" statement omits Fish (bonito), used in the soup baseFD&C Act §403(w)(1); FDA allergen Q&A D.6
Fish-oil softgels
Food, dietary supplement
- Evidence
- The label prints "Helps reduce high triglycerides.*" with the asterisk linking it to the boxed disclaimer.
- Why
- "High triglycerides" names a disease state, so the claim may imply that the product treats or mitigates a disease (21 CFR 101.93(g)(2)). The disclaimer does not make a disease claim acceptable. The regulation does not list this exact phrase, which is why the status is Review rather than Flag.
- Next step
- Consider wording limited to normal structure or function, for example "Helps maintain healthy triglyceride levels already within the normal range," and have a qualified reviewer confirm the claim.
fish_oil_label.pdf
Food, dietary supplement. Illustrative sampleUploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issue"Dietary supplement" in the statement of identity21 CFR 101.3(g)
- No issueSupplement Facts with serving size, saturated fat and footnotes21 CFR 101.36(b)(2)
- No issueDSHEA disclaimer, boxed, on the panel with the claims21 CFR 101.93(c)(2), (d)
- No issueFish allergen declared with speciesFD&C Act §403(w)(2)
- Review"Helps reduce high triglycerides" names a disease state; may be a disease claim21 CFR 101.93(g)(2)
Sparkling juice can
Food, beverage
- Evidence
- "CONTAINS 20% JUICE" is printed at the bottom of the information panel, below the Nutrition Facts, ingredients and distributor line.
- Why
- 21 CFR 101.30(e)(1) places the percent-juice statement near the top of the information panel, with no other printed label information above it except the brand name, product name, logo or universal product code.
- Next step
- Move "CONTAINS 20% JUICE" above the Nutrition Facts.
sparkling_can_label.pdf
Food, beverage. Illustrative sampleUploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issueStatement of identity: sparkling juice drink21 CFR 101.3
- No issueNet quantity in fluid ounces, bottom 30% of the panel21 CFR 101.7(b)(2), (f)
- No issueSimplified Nutrition Facts with "Not a significant source of" statement21 CFR 101.9(f)(4)
- No issueDistributor name and place of business21 CFR 101.5
- Flag"Contains 20% juice" printed below the Nutrition Facts, not near the top of the information panel21 CFR 101.30(e)(1)
Face serum
Cosmetics, skincare. Cosmetic review coming soon
- Evidence
- The front panel states net contents as "30 mL" with no US customary statement.
- Why
- 21 CFR 701.13(a) and (b) call for liquid net contents in US fluid ounces; 701.13(r) allows an accurate metric statement alongside the US units, not instead of them.
- Next step
- State both: "1 FL. OZ. (30 mL)".
serum_30ml_label.pdf
Cosmetics, skincare. Coming soon. Illustrative sampleUploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issueStatement of identity on the principal display panel21 CFR 701.11(a)
- No issueIngredients in descending order of predominance21 CFR 701.3(a)
- No issueDistributor name and full address21 CFR 701.12
- No issueU.S. phone and email for adverse-event reportsFD&C Act §609(a)
- FlagNet contents "30 mL" with no U.S. fluid-ounce statement21 CFR 701.13(a), (b)
Lipstick
Cosmetics, color cosmetics. Cosmetic review coming soon
- Evidence
- The only contact on the carton is a distributor in Seoul and a +82 phone number. There is no US address, US phone number, website or other electronic contact.
- Why
- FD&C Act §609(a) requires a domestic address, domestic phone number, or electronic contact information (which may include a website) through which the responsible person can receive adverse event reports. 21 CFR 701.12 is still met, because the name and place of business may be outside the United States.
- Next step
- Add a US contact route, for example a US phone number and a website or email address that reaches the responsible person.
lipstick_carton.pdf
Cosmetics, color cosmetics. Coming soon. Illustrative sampleUploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issueStatement of identity on the front panel21 CFR 701.11(a)
- No issueNet weight in ounces with grams, bottom 30% of the panel21 CFR 701.13(f), (j)(1), (r)
- No issueIngredients with color additives last21 CFR 701.3(a), (f)(3)
- No issueDistributor name and place of business (Seoul)21 CFR 701.12
- FlagNo U.S. address, phone or electronic contact for adverse-event reportsFD&C Act §609(a)
Eau de parfum
Cosmetics, fragrance. Cosmetic review coming soon
This label is the control in the sample set: it carries no deliberate error, and all five checks return No issue.
parfum_50ml_label.pdf
Cosmetics, fragrance. Coming soon. Illustrative sampleUploaded5 elements extractedFindings with clauses
- No issueStatement of identity on the front plaque21 CFR 701.11(a)
- No issueNet contents 1.7 fl oz (50 mL), bottom 30% of the panel21 CFR 701.13(b), (f)
- No issueIngredients; "Fragrance" declared as such21 CFR 701.3(a)
- No issueDistributor name and full address21 CFR 701.12
- No issueU.S. phone and email for adverse-event reportsFD&C Act §609(a)
Questions
Is this a customer report?
No. This sample uses demonstration artwork and is not a customer report.
What does No issue mean?
No issue means that a particular supported check did not identify an issue in the available evidence. It does not establish that the entire label or product meets every applicable requirement.
Can I inspect the cited source?
Yes. Every finding names the provision it was checked against, such as 21 CFR 101.30(e)(1) or FD&C Act §609(a), so you can read the source text yourself. The methodology page lists where the rule set comes from.
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