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One year into a new administration, the clouds of uncertainty are beginning to lift. We now have a compliance date for Nutrition Label Reform (NLR) and companies have two solid years of implementation experience under their belts. Prime Label has collected and analyzed lessons learned across a wide swath of products. We're dedicating the 2018 Food Labeling Conference to best practices and supply chain coordination in NLR implementation to help the industry with compliance in this generational regulations change. In addition, come find out the latest from both regulators and industry experts on the upcoming GMO Labeling law, Clean Labeling, and litigation trends. Fresh and Easy Fresh Creative Foods Fresh Mark Frisch's Restaurants Frontera Foods Frozen Specialties FTC Gamay Food Ingredients General Mills Gerber Giorgio Foods Givaudan Flavors GNP Company Golden State Foods Griffith Laboratories Hans Kissle Hillshire Brands Hormel Hot Mama's Foods Illes Seasonings & Flavors Indiana Packers Int'l Flavors & Fragrances ILSI InterTribal Buffalo Council J & J Snack Foods Jack Link Snacks Jennie-O Turkey JMH International Johanna Foods Johnsonville Sausage Jones Dairy Farm JRS USA JTM Food Group Kayem Foods Kellogg Company Ketchum Keystone Foods.

King Arthur Flour Koch Foods Kraft Heinz Krogers Label Insight Lifespice Ingredients Little Lady Foods Lopez Foods Lower Foods Luvo Malt-O-Meal Maple Leaf Farms McCain Foods McDonald's McKee Foods MegaMex Foods Meijer Morgan Foods Morgan Lewis & Bockius National Beef Next Phase Nestle Newly Weds Foods Niman Ranch Noodles & Company NAMI Nosherei NSF International Oberto Brands Organic Valley Overhill Farms Pacific Natural Foods Paige Food Service Perdue Foods Phillips Resources Pilgrim's Pride Pinnacle Foods Plumrose USA Politico Publix Super Markets Quaker Maid Meats. Ready Pac Foods Reinhart Foodservice Request Foods Reser's Fine Foods Rich Products Ruiz Food Products Sanderson Farms Sargento Foods Seaboard Foods Sensient Flavors Settlers Jerky SGK sgsco Skyline Chili Smithfield Foods Sopakco Foods Southeastern Mills Stampede Meat Subway Supervalu Sysco Target Taylor Farms The Suter Company Topco Twinings Tyson Foods Unilever USDA/AMS USDA/FSIS Vantage Foods Vaughan Foods Vienna Beef Wayne Farms Wegmans Markets Wellshire Farms Where Food Comes Whitsons Culinary Whole Foods Market Wild Flavors Windsor Foods Wisdom Natural. Testimonial “This conference provides General Sessions with expertise from both Regulators and the Food Industry. In addition, individually tailored small sessions on various issues are explored in detail. The conference has always been a valuable tool for training staff and for interactions with other industry members. Personally, I highly recommend that any individual interested in food labeling attend the annual conference.' LAMAR HENDRIKS Sara Lee Corporation (Retired) Former Director of Regulatory Compliance and Food Safety.

This year we have 5 tracks to help guide your conference and training experience. Sign up for one of our professional tracks and enjoy 4 days of stimulating content at a substantial discount!

If you are new to Regulatory, choose between FDA or USDA tracks. Dietitians and nutrition specialists will find our Nutrition track appropriate, while Product Marketing managers and Graphics Design professionals will want to sign up for the Marketing track. Our final track - for Experts and Management - is designed to be a la carte for maximum customization. Attendees can sign up for all 4 days, which will save a significant $400 off the regular price. Breakout Sessions* empty box Allergen/Gluten-Free Labeling Tracks: Nutrition, Marketing, FDA Discover why allergens are the biggest source of recalls in the United States.

Learn the different requirements of the FDA and USDA for labeling allergens - when they need to be declared and when they don’t, including the subtleties of containing statements. Dive into the regulations on gluten-free labeling and some considerations of its pros and cons. Empty box Best Practices for Marketing - Regulatory Collaboration Tracks: Marketing, FDA, Expert Turn conflict into creative compliance and position products in the best light. This session is intended to explore best practices for marketing and regulatory teams to fulfill a shared goal – ensure products are in compliance while keeping them competitive in the marketplace. Empty box Canadian Labeling Tracks: Nutrition, Marketing, Expert New Canadian nutrition and ingredient labeling regulations were released late last year. Understand what has changed and how these regulations differ from nutrition and ingredient labeling in the US, including the new Nutrition Facts Table format, ingredient list changes, and allergen declarations. Discuss the subtleties of formulating products for Canada and some of the special issues that apply. Understand what resources are available to you to ensure your Canadian labels are compliant.

Empty box Clean Labeling Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Discover best practices in clean labeling. This workshop will explore how to clean up your labels and what makes a label “clean.” These questions will be explored from an ingredient perspective.

Empty box Data Collection and Record Keeping for the New NFP Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, USDA, Expert The impact of nutrition label reform has begun to reverberate through the food industry and new data needs are putting a strain on progress across the supply chain. This session will highlight the data-driven dependencies and best practices for record keeping and collecting nutrition information to facilitate an effective transition to the new NFP. Empty box EZ Form Software Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, USDA, Expert Discover how this powerful software can streamline your labeling process by providing required forms, labels and camera-ready Nutrition Facts Panels, updated for the new rule. Learn how EZ Form's smart checks and record keeping can save you time and increase your compliance. Get access to EZ Form's programmer to answer your advanced questions, and learn tips and tricks for optimizing this powerful label compliance tool.

Empty box FDA Labeling Q&A Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, Expert Find out the answers to those nagging questions about your FDA labels. From product naming to claims and allergens, your specific questions will be answered. Led by a senior FDA consultant. Empty box FDA Product Naming, Ingredient & Flavor Labeling Tracks: Marketing, FDA Explore FDA regulations on product naming & ingredients labeling. Find out the difference between common, usual, descriptive, standard & fanciful names and what conventions are required for each. Discover the intricacies of declaring ingredients, including choosing a composite ingredient listing. Dive into the complex details of flavor labeling. Empty box Food Service & Sample Product Labeling Tracks: Marketing, FDA What are the differences between Food Service and retail?

If your company sends samples to customers or trade shows - what are the labeling requirements? Dive into the different rules for exterior and interior product labeling, best practices for claims and the labeling of experimental products. Empty box FTC: Advertising & Claims Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Learn about the FTC rules on advertising and how they apply to your food package artwork and claims. Find out what the FTC's enforcement priorities are and learn the subtleties of online marketing and social media. Empty box GMO Labeling Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert GMO labeling is one of the fastest progressing and most controversial trends in labeling. Explore the latest developments in this area, discuss current status of the mandatory GMO disclosure law and how the different regulatory jurisdictions of the FDA and USDA impact GMO labeling. Empty box Graphics Impact of the New NFP Tracks: Marketing While the iconic look of the nutrition facts label remains, designers and production artists may need to navigate tricky territory when it comes to implementing the new rules. From type size to dual columns, this session will cover the impact the regulations have on graphic elements of the new NFP and how to troubleshoot when issues arise during label development. Empty box Menu Labeling Q&A Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, Expert With the Menu Labeling compliance date on the horizon, many restaurants are prepared to display calorie listings on their menus and menu boards, yet many companies still experience challenges.

Discuss the new Menu Labeling regulations and recent guidance in effect May 2018, and learn how others in the industry plan to comply. Empty box Natural Labeling: USDA vs. FDA Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Understand the ins and outs of Natural labeling. Explore the differences between FDA and USDA definitions of “Natural”. Discuss the impact on retail, restaurants and customer perception, and explore the pros and cons of this contentious claim. Empty box Navigating the New NFPs - Changed Serving Size, Dual Columns, More Tracks: Nutrition, Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Beyond updates to the information within the nutrition facts panel, serving sizes and dual column labeling rules prompt an interdependent web of compliance requirements. This case study driven session will illustrate how nutrition takes center stage (for better or for worse) when implementing the new rules and opportunities to mitigate negative impact. Empty box New NFP Added Sugar Rules & Strategies Tracks: Nutrition, Expert The definition of Added Sugar has been vastly debated since the publication of FDA’s final rule for nutrition labeling.

Since then, the agency plans to release additional guidance to facilitate implementation of the rules. This session will use case studies to explain the FDA’s definition of added sugars, propose best practices for troubleshooting data collection and highlight strategies for optimizing nutrition facts panel sugar declarations. Empty box New NFP Dietary Fiber Rules & Strategies Tracks: Nutrition, Expert The definition of Dietary Fiber resulted in a limited list of approved ingredients to meet the FDA’s new rules for nutrition labeling. Roger Hodgson Open The Door Rar Download. While more fibers may be added to the definition, manufacturers have been forced to consider the impact on their product formulas, compliance timelines and marketing claims.

This session will use case studies to illustrate the impact of the dietary fiber definition, propose best practices for troubleshooting data collection and summarize decisive factors driving product reformulations. Empty box Nutrient Claims & the New Nutrition Facts Tracks: Nutrition, Expert Understand the FDA and USDA requirements for this well-defined set of claims and how the new NFP rule will impact them.

Dive into expressed versus implied claims, such as Lean, Low Fat, Sodium, and Omega claims, amongst others. Explore relative claims and Front of Package nutrient claims and the subtleties of their different requirements. Empty box Nutrient Data and the New NFP: Lab vs. Calculation Tracks: Nutrition, Expert, FDA, USDA Explore the integrity of the Nutrition Panel by understanding the differences between calculated and analytical methods of producing nutrient data. Discuss the various sources of nutrient data, different classes of ingredients, and issues of nutrient variability. Understand how the new NFP rule will impact lab analysis and your record-keeping systems. Empty box Online Labeling, Marketing and the Digital Shelf Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Do you post product information on your website? Not sure about the nuances between labeling information and ecommerce label requirements? Learn the latest FDA and USDA guidance along with best practices, trends and innovations for connecting online. Empty box Organic Claims Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Explore the intricacies of Organic, Certified, and Verified claims, including the certification process, documentation, types of claims and the subtleties of this labeling.

Empty box Recalls, Warning Letters & Enforcement Actions Tracks: FDA, USDA, Expert FDA has multiple initiatives for monitoring manufacturer compliance and communicating violations of FDA regulations. Learn more about key tools the FDA uses to ensure compliance, trends in enforcement and the impact on brand integrity. Empty box School Lunch / Child Nutrition Labeling Overview Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, USDA, Expert Moderator(s): Staff of USDA-AMS CN group Discover the ins and outs of Child Nutrition labeling from the administrators themselves. Learn about the agricultural marketing service (AMS) quality control program and the CN label application process. Step through a CN label application and discuss whole-grain-rich criteria.

Find out where to obtain information and discuss some frequently asked questions. Empty box State & Local Labeling Laws Tracks: Expert While food and beverages sold in US are subject to federal regulations, state and local agencies can also enforce rules that apply to the same goods. Gta San Andreas Mod Installer V2 0 Download. Learn about the complexities of state and local regulations and key strategies to streamline interstate commerce.

Empty box Streamlining Label Design & Prepress Tracks: Marketing, Expert The new NFP ruling will greatly challenge the label development & design pipeline. You will need to optimize for efficiency and effectiveness in order to transition all of your labels by the FDA due date. In this workshop, learn best practices and what tools, outside resources and procedures are available for streamlining your process. Empty box USDA Animal Production & Grading Claims Tracks: USDA, Marketing Discuss the complexity of Animal Production and Breed Raising claims such as Cage-Free Poultry, Free-Range, No Added Hormones or Antibiotics, Humanely Raised, Certified Angus and others. Find out the latest in USDA grading claims. Empty box USDA Export Labeling Tracks: USDA, Expert Discover the latest in USDA export requirements, including the intricacies of labeling, customs documentation, online resources & systems, and other important factors. Empty box USDA Generic Labeling Update Tracks: USDA Find out the latest enforcement priorities, requirements and best practices for the expanded generic rule. Explore generic eligibility and compliance, and discuss enforcement subtleties with FSIS. Understand what you need to do to keep thorough records and discuss strategies to reduce risk. Empty box USDA Labeling Q&A Tracks: Nutrition, USDA, Expert Moderator(s): Staff of Prime Label Consultants Explore the ins and outs of USDA labeling - such as product names & qualifiers; undefined RACC and nutrient claims; negative, uncured, organic and natural claims.

Bring your specific questions on the subtleties of labeling to our industry and PLC experts. Empty box USDA Market Trends Tracks: Nutrition, Marketing, USDA Discover the latest innovations in USDA labeling. From animal welfare claims to genetically engineered ingredients, you will delve into the subtleties of new trends and how to manage the dialog with USDA-FSIS regulators.

Empty box USDA Product Naming, Ingredient & Flavor Labeling Tracks: USDA, Marketing Explore USDA regulations on product naming & ingredients labeling. Find out the difference between common, usual, descriptive, standard & fanciful names and what conventions are required for each. Learn about the components of identity statements including many types of qualifiers. Discover the intricacies of declaring ingredients, including choosing a composite ingredient listing and labeling flavors and spices. * * additional cost empty box Illuminated Bus Tour of Washington DC* Sunday June 4, 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm Witness Washington's magnificent monuments and federal buildings at the most dramatic time of day. We'll enjoy the commentary and insights of an experienced guide while riding aboard a luxury motorcoach. A boxed snack and full complement of beverages is included. Step off the coach and visit the memorials by night as well as the Kennedy Center.

Empty box Private Label Supplier Night Wine & Cheese Reception Sunday June 4, 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Network with the labeling and regulatory teams of PLC's private label retail partners during a wine and cheese reception. Join up into small groups afterwards and continue your conversations over dinner. Empty box Distinctive Dining* Monday June 5, 6:45 pm & Tuesday June 6, 6:00 pm Take in the complete DC experience and get to know other attendees in small groups at some of our favorite local restaurants. We'll have a variety of cuisines to choose from and all are within walking distance from the hotel.

Dinner is Dutch treat. Empty box Lunch Topic Tables Monday June 5, noon - 1pm & Tuesday June 6, noon - 1 pm For those attendees who want even more content, we will be designating some tables at lunch for affinity groups to discuss hot topics such as Clean labeling, Child Nutrition, Sustainability, Canadian labeling, Seafood labeling, etc. Attendees can choose to join one of these tables for networking discussions. USDA Labeling Basics Sunday May 20th Tracks: USDA Instructor: Prime Label Consultants Staff USDA labeling is confusing with many different sources for rules and regulations. Stakes can be high with generic labels no longer having FSIS's stamp of approval.

Questions abound about whether to convert to FDA's new Nutrition format. Local inspectors are giving added scrutiny to labels and the risk of Noncompliance Records is greater than ever. Learn the fundamentals of USDA labeling; this seminar covers: • The details of required and optional label features • Essential record keeping and Form 7234 to assure rapid approvals and successful audits • Product name — standardized, fanciful and descriptive - and product name qualifiers • Information panel features: Nutrition Facts, ingredient statement & address line • Intricacies of net weight, handling statement, safe handling instructions & inspection legend • Generic approvals • Restricted ingredients — calculating levels to assure compliance.and much more!

Empty box Leading vs Bleeding Edge Labeling and Marketing Claims Sunday May 20th Tracks: Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Instructors: Robert Hibbert, Morgan Lewis and Anthony Pavel, Cargill With the explosion of product claims and the trends toward clean labeling, publishing compliant, competitive claims can be challenging. The top food lawyers will present the latest on what the USDA and FDA allow and what enforcement actions agencies and the courts are taking. This seminar is appropriate for marketing, labeling & legal staff and will cover: • Nutrient & health claims, requirements & common pitfalls • Organic, animal production & grading claims • Allergens, natural & ingredient claims • Product naming trends & processing claims • Romance copy, vignettes & website best practices.and much more! Empty box Canadian Labeling Sunday June 4th Tracks: Expert Instructor: Erin Taraborrelli, NSF International Canada has recently updated its food labeling requirements. In addition, it is up to food manufacturers to ensure their product labels are compliant before they go to market, and the regulations can be difficult to interpret.

Learn the regulations that govern food labeling in Canada, the differences with US labeling and CFIA enforcement. This seminar covers: • The regulations that govern food labeling in Canada • Mandatory label features including compliant common names • Regulations on claims including nutrient content, organic, Non-GMO • Standardized and non-standardized products • Differences with US labeling • Upcoming changes to the labeling regulations • CFIA enforcement.and much more! Empty box School Lunch (CN) Labeling Sunday May 20th Tracks: Nutrition, FDA, USDA, Expert Instructor: Patricia Phillips, Phillips Resources CN labeling can be complicated with highly specialized Child Nutrition regulations. Learn the how and why of CN labeling in this full day seminar. This training is relevant for new employees responsible for CN labeling, or for a company just exploring the school lunch market. • Writing, revising & monitoring the required quality control program • Obtaining a CN number • Applying for & streamlining your CN label approvals • What is required on the CN label and 7234 form • Documentation requirements for purchased ingredients • Calculating the CN (meat, vegetable & bread) label credit • Updates on unpublished changes in policy.and much more! Empty box Label Graphics Training Sunday May 20th Tracks: Marketing Instructor: Prime Label Consultants Staff FDA and USDA food label regulations not only have stringent content requirements, many features must comply with size, color, language, and location rules.

The new nutrition facts panel is 5% to 100% larger than existing formats, which threatens available label space and leads to some troubling application on small and innovative packaging. Learn the details about graphic requirements for labeling foods in the United States. This full day course includes detailed instruction on: • FDA & USDA mandatory label formatting requirements • Requirements for font prominence, feature placement, relative size rules • New NFP Graphics - type style and size, use of boldface, lines and bars, arrangement of Information, column headings, footnote, alignment and indentations • Nutrition Info Presentation - quantitative amounts,%DV, abbreviations • Claims formatting • Options to leverage the laws (and still be compliant!).and much more! Empty box Nutrition Label Reform: Execution & Optimization Strategies Wednesday May 23rd Tracks: Nutrition, Marketing, FDA, USDA, Expert Instructors: Christina Bechtold & Staff of Prime Label Consultants Two years into Nutrition Label Reform (NLR), Prime Label has a wealth of lessons learned and best practices to share.

FDA's changes to the Nutrition Facts Panel are having repercussions throughout the packaged food industry. From brand image, label design and format, and additional onerous record keeping requirements - companies must decide how to relabel products, or to repackage, reformulate or remove them from shelves. Starting with an overview of NLR, we will do a deep dive into areas of concern like Added Sugars, Dietary Fiber, and Supplier documentation. We will explore the impact of these new rules and how to proactively position products in their best light.

PLC will share its two year analysis of what panels have converted and where the issue areas are. Building on best practices from industry, we will then discuss how NFP development workflow needs to change and how to sync the multiple agendas of the supply chain into one seamless transition. Areas covered in this seminar will include: • New definitions of added sugars, dietary fiber, and other vitamins and minerals • Case studies highlighting impact on product identity of new serving sizes, panel formats, added sugars, etc. Sponsors Sponsor Opportunities As Prime Label is committed to providing our attendees with the best labeling information and resources available, PLC is offering value-added labeling vendors the opportunity to become a sponsor-resource at the conference.

Several different types of sponsorship are available - from receptions to lunches. Please email us at for more information. (As the overall attendee experience remains our core concern, PLC will only accept a limited number of sponsors and reserves the right to evaluate & accept or decline individual sponsor applications.).

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