RanceLab ERP Add-on
FSSAI Compliant Labelling Software
Get the Product Right. Get the Label Right.
Generate Accurate, Consistent and Traceable Food Labels
Product Details • Nutrition • FSSAI Licence • Batch & Shelf Life • Consumer Information • Conditional Declarations
Get the product right. Get the label right.
From product data to a compliant label, without rebuilding the information every time.
A food label carries much more than a product name and price, bringing together ingredients, nutrition, allergens, FSSAI details, dates, traceability, storage instructions and other applicable declarations. RanceLab FSSAI Compliant Labelling uses your existing product and business data to generate consistent labels with less manual entry, fewer missed declarations, and better traceability, making labelling easier to manage as your product range grows.
Product & Identity Details
Tell the customer exactly what they're buying.
A label’s first job is to identify the product. RanceLab brings the essential product information together so every pack can carry the appropriate product identity and declarations.
Verification & Metric Information
Put the essential regulatory details where they belong.
A label should link the product on the shelf to the responsible business.
Less repetitive entries, consistent labelling across products.
Shelf-Life & Traceability
Every pack should lead back to its source.
When a customer, auditor or your own team needs to identify a product batch, the label shouldn't become the end of the trail.
Consumer & Price Information
Give customers the information they need.
Good labelling doesn't stop at identifying the product. It should also tell customers how to handle it, whom to contact, and what they are paying.
Clearer handling instructions. Fewer unanswered questions.
Conditional Declarations
Show what's required when it's required.
Not every declaration belongs on every product. Label requirements can change based on ingredients, claims, processing, packaging, and the product's nature.
Dietary Classification Symbols
Make food classification visible at a glance.
One product. One source of truth. One complete label.
Consistent product information • Better traceability • Less manual entry • Faster label generation • Fewer missed fields • Easier multi-SKU management
Your product is ready for the shelf. Make sure its label is ready too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about RanceLab FSSAI Compliant Labelling.
RanceLab can include applicable product identity, ingredients, allergen information, nutrition information, FSSAI details, quantity, date information, batch details, responsible business details, storage instructions, consumer-care information, MRP, and other configured declarations.
Yes. Label information can be driven by the relevant product and master data, allowing different SKUs to carry their applicable information rather than relying on one generic label.
Where the necessary product ingredient data are maintained in RanceLab, that information can form part of the labelling workflow, reducing repeated manual entry.
Yes. Applicable allergen declarations can be incorporated based on the information maintained and configured for the product.
Yes. You can include applicable nutritional information when the required nutritional data is available in the system.
Yes. Variable information such as batch/lot references and relevant production or packing dates can be associated with the applicable production and labelling workflow.
Yes. Labels can include the applicable dietary classification symbol in the required format and configured placement. FSSAI prescribes both the design and minimum sizing of these symbols.
You can incorporate them where applicable, provided you maintain the required product information and label configuration.
RanceLab helps businesses structure, maintain and print the required label information, but the declarations applicable to a particular product depend on its formulation, category, packaging, claims and prevailing regulations. The food business operator remains responsible for validating the final label against current regulatory requirements.
Because much of the information needed on the label already exists inside the business system. Connecting the label to product, recipe, batch, and other master data reduces duplicate data entry and keeps information consistent as SKUs and production volumes grow.