We're excited to announce that Menutail, your go-to food nutrition facts label website, now supports sesame allergen labeling for all labels! With our new sesame allergen labeling feature, you can easily include sesame as an allergen on your food nutrition facts labels.
Feel free to visit https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/allergic-sesame-food-labels-now-must-list-sesame-allergen for details of the regulation
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