Label Creator
Why do I need to create label files?
Essentially all consumer products are subject to mandatory product and packaging labelling requirements. Our platform makes it possible to find requirements and create label files.
You must first create a Compliance Requirements List to find information and sources
about relevant labelling requirements.
Label information and source references to label information can be found in
Compliance Requirements List entries.
Step 3: Download Label File
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The downloaded file can be applied to the product, packaging, or accompanying documents. The file can also
be further edited in Photoshop, Illustrator, GIMP, or other image editing software.
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US Examples
Here are some examples of US labelling requirements covered to some extent by the platform.
Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA)
Relevant for children’s products covered by the CPSIA
16 CFR Part 300, Part 301, Part 303 – Textile, Wool and Fur Acts and Rules
Relevant for apparel and other textile products
19 CFR Part 134 – Country of Origin Marking
Required for most products sold in the United States
Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulation (UPLR)
Relevant for the packaging of many products
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA)
Relevant for the packaging of many products
Uniform Law Label
Relevant for many products that contain filling material
California Proposition 65
Relevant for most consumer products sold in California
Bag Suffocation Warning
Relevant for many products packaged in plastic bags
Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act
Relevant for art materials
47 CFR Part 15 – Radio Frequency Devices
Relevant for most electronics
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EU Examples
Here are some examples of EU labelling requirements covered to some extent by the platform
CE marking and traceability
The platform covers various regulations and directives that require CE marking
General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)
Covers general labelling requirements for consumer products in the EU
Textile Labelling and Fibre Composition Regulation
Relevant for apparel and other textile products
EU Food Contact Materials Framework Regulation
Required for most food contact material articles
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UK Examples
Here are some examples of UK labelling requirements covered to some extent by the platform
UKCA marking and traceability
The platform covers various regulations that require UKCA marking
The General Product Safety Regulations 2005
Covers general labelling requirements for consumer products in the UK
Textile Labelling and Fibre Composition Regulation
Relevant for apparel and other textile products
You can find a list of limitations and risks related to the label creator in this document. 1. The label creator allows you to create product and packaging label files. 2. The files can be downloaded in .svg format. 3. We recommend that you book a third-party label review before affixing label information on the product, packaging, or documentation. You can find a list of limitations and risks related to the Label Creator in this document. Product and packaging labelling is mandatory for essentially all consumer products sold in the US, EU and UK. Some labelling requirements apply to all products, while others only apply to certain product types or age groups. The specific information depends on the regulations, directives, standards, and other compliance requirements applicable to a particular product. You must create label files based on what is required and specified in the latest version of the relevant regulation, guidance page or other source. The placement depends on what is required and specified in the latest version of the relevant regulation, guidance page or other source. Certain labels must be printed on the product, while in other cases you have the option to affix labels on the packaging or accompanying documentation. As mentioned, you must follow the requirements as specified in the latest version of the relevant regulation, guidance page or other source. You need to ensure that your products and the packaging are correctly labelled at the time of manufacturing. You must therefore create all relevant label files before your products enter production. You can request a label review from several third-parties from within the platform. As such, you can have your label files reviewed by a third-party such as TUV Rheinland or QIMA before printing these. This can help you reduce the risk of printing incorrect labels on your product and packaging, which can be expensive to correct afterwards. Note that the terms of service of your selected third-party applies. You can request a label review and upload your label files using the product testing form, or the dedicated label review form. It is also important that you ask the service provider to explain on what basis they will review the label. The scope must be clear before you proceed with a label review. You must submit all label files to the manufacturer of the product. Before that, we recommend that you request a label review. The label creator only provides a layout. It does not serve as a template that is based on any particular legislation or other source. You must insert label information and graphics based on requirements specified in the latest version of the relevant regulation, guidance page, or other source. Products that are not correctly labeled can be subject to recalls, or removed from marketplaces such as Amazon. As such, we recommend that you book a label review before affixing label information on the product, packaging, or documentation during production.Feature Overview
What is the label creator
Limitations and risks
Why do I need to create label files?
What should be included in the label file?
Where should the labels be placed?
At what stage should I create label files?
How do I know if my label is correct?
How can I request a label review?
What am I supposed to do with the label files I create?
How do you keep the label creator up to date?
What can happen if my products are not correctly labeled?







