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Declaring Negligible Amounts


Bottlebooks E-labels for EU wine labeling regulation


The nutrition table for wine labeling

New features in the nutritional table

There is some more clarification from the EU regarding negligible amounts in the nutritional tables. You have three options to declare negligible amounts in the nutritional table. You can now choose from all three in Bottlebooks. Most wines will have negligible amounts of fat, saturates, protein, and salt. According to the EU legislation, the amount for each is the following: Fat and saturates: <0.5g Protein: <0.5g Salt: <0.01g

Bottlebooks has released this feature in the E-labels solution.


Our E-labels solution provides you, three ways of showing those amounts in your nutritional table.


1. Declare negligible amounts as 0

To enter 0 for these amounts, under each nutritional type, click on Exact Value and enter 0.


Bottlebooks E-label declare exact value for fat and saturates, protein and salt.

Nutritional table with negligible amount as 0

2. Declare negligible amounts as “<” amount

To use a “<“ amount, under each nutritional type, click on negligible amount.


Bottlebooks E-label declare negligible amounts as "<" amount in fat and saturates, proteins and salt

nutritional table with negligible amounts as "<" amount in fat and saturates, proteins and salt


3. Declare negligible amounts as text

To use a text declaration, first click on negligible amount, under each nutritional type. Then at the bottom of the nutritional section, click on the checkbox to show a simplified table for a negligible amount.


Bottlebooks E-label declare negligible amounts as text for fat and saturates, proteins and salt

Nutritional table with text for fat and saturates, proteins and salt


For more information about negligible values read this EU Guidance document for the control on compliance on Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011


To try 3 Bottlebooks E-labels for free: https://elabels.bottlebooks.me/elabels


You can read more about E-labels and EU wine labeling legislation in our E-label Master Guide: https://www.bottlebooks.me/post/e-labels-masterguide

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