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FDA Nutrition Facts label maker for food brands — fill ingredients, export a compliant label PDF.

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FactsReady helps small food makers and private-label brands create FDA Nutrition Facts labels online. Enter your recipe or nutrient data, preview the label, and export a print-ready PDF. One-time $12 pass (no account required). Support: hello@factsready.com
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