SKS Nutrition AI

Calculate a US FDA Nutrition Facts label from a formula: FDA rounding (21 CFR 101.9), % Daily Values, RACC-based serving size, servings per container, single vs dual-column format, plus ingredient, allergen and net-quantity statements and nutrient-content claim checks. Ingredient quantities are batch amounts; nutrients are per 100 g of each ingredient. Missing nutrients are treated as 0 and reported back, so the label is only as good as its inputs: it must be verified before printing.

Screen food ingredients against the public private-label ingredient rules of 7 US retailers: Trader Joe's (TJ), Whole Foods Market (WFM), Kroger Simple Truth (ST), Walmart (WMT), Sam's Club (SAM), Aldi (ALDI) and Sprouts (SPR). Covers about 54 ingredients and classes (synthetic colors, high-intensity sweeteners, preservatives, emulsifiers, fats, flavors). Statuses: BANNED, BANNED_BY_PRINCIPLE, ALLOWED_NAMED, CONDITIONAL, NOT_LISTED (not the same as approved), UNVERIFIED, CONFIRM_WITH_BUYER. Public lists are not full specifications: always confirm with the buyer.

Find who supplies a food, beverage, dietary-supplement or pet-food ingredient: manufacturers, distributors and traders from the SKS Ingredient Index (about 265 ingredients, 790 suppliers worldwide, compiled from public sources). Use it whenever the user asks who makes, sells, sources or distributes an ingredient, wants supplier or vendor options, or is choosing where to buy a raw material (e.g. 'allulose suppliers', 'Halal collagen manufacturers', 'US-based ashwagandha suppliers', 'who sells MCT oil powder'). Filter by country and by claimed credential (Halal, Kosher, Organic, Non-GMO, GFSI food safety, GMP). Returns supplier name, country, type, website, listed products and claimed credentials, plus the ingredient's FDA GRAS notice count, US private-label retailer status and a link to the full page. Credentials are suppliers' own claims; suppliers are alphabetical, not ranked.

Sourcing and regulatory profile of one food, beverage or supplement ingredient for formulation and purchasing decisions: how many suppliers and from which countries, what share claim Halal, Kosher, Organic, Non-GMO or GFSI certification, forms and specifications seen in supplier listings (e.g. assay %), markets and health areas suppliers name, FDA GRAS notices with FDA's responses, and status at 7 US private-label retailers (Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Kroger Simple Truth, Walmart, Sam's Club, Aldi, Sprouts) where tracked. Use it to compare ingredient options or check supply depth and regulatory position before choosing an ingredient.

List FDA Reference Amounts Customarily Consumed (RACC, 21 CFR 101.12) product categories used for Nutrition Facts serving sizes. Returns each category's id, group, name, reference amount and household measure hint. Optional filter words, e.g. 'cookie', 'carbonated beverage' or 'sauce'.

Search the FDA GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) Notice inventory by substance, intended use or notifier. Returns GRN number, substance, intended use, basis, notifier, filing/closure dates and FDA's response letter (e.g. 'FDA has no questions'). Useful for checking whether a food ingredient has a GRAS notice before formulating for the US market. A missing notice does not mean an ingredient is not GRAS (self-affirmed GRAS exists), and a notice covers only its stated uses.

Search the SKS nutrition ingredient library (about 3,600 records: USDA SR Legacy plus sourced calculations) for an ingredient's nutrients per 100 g, label declaration name and allergens. English or Chinese names. Each result says where its data comes from and which nutrients are missing.

Calculate how much of a sweetener matches the sweetness of a given amount of sugar (sucrose), the calories saved, and the bulk (grams of solids) lost that must be replaced with fiber, polyol or another bulking agent. Also returns the sweetener's relative sweetness, kcal/g, glycemic index, heat/acid stability and regulatory notes from the SKS Sweetener Atlas.