Scan any Indian packaged food product and see, in plain language, which ingredients are restricted or banned by the EU or US FDA, before you buy.
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Based on comparative analysis of EU EFSA Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008, FSSAI Food Safety and Standards Act 2006, US FDA Code of Federal Regulations Title 21, WHO food additive guidelines, and CDSCO Cosmetics Rules 2020.
Global benchmarks
The EU EFSA and US FDA have banned or restricted dozens of food additives still permitted in India. Every Labelyze scan cross-references your product against these authorities and surfaces the difference. Every flag includes its regulatory source.



What Labelyze does
Each product is run through a multi-layer analysis the moment you scan it.
The information already exists.
We make it accessible
at the point of purchase.
EU EFSA and the US FDA publish ingredient safety rulings openly. Labelyze translates that data into a readable, actionable verdict at the moment you need it.
How scoring works
Each scan returns a 0–100 score calculated across five layers. Every point added or deducted is shown alongside its reason.
A reference tool, not a medical opinion. Calculated from publicly available regulatory data, with every penalty and bonus disclosed.
Full scoring covers five layers with 25+ factors. Key penalties shown above.
The gap
A sample of additives currently permitted in Indian packaged food that are banned, restricted, or carry warning requirements in other jurisdictions.
Sources: FDA Order revoking FD&C Red No. 3 (15 Jan 2025); EU Regulation 2022/63 on Titanium Dioxide; FSSAI Prohibition and Restrictions on Sales (Second Amendment) Regulations 2021; EFSA Reg. (EC) No 1333/2008. Status reflects publicly available rulings as of 2026.
Our mission
Consumers in Europe and North America have long had access to detailed ingredient safety data at the point of purchase. The same data exists for India. It has simply not been accessible in the moment a purchase decision is made.
Labelyze does not make those decisions for you. It surfaces the regulatory facts, cites the source, and lets you decide. Pro-information, not anti-brand.
Every concern we raise is referenced to a published source. We tell you which body issued it, when it was issued, and the reasoning behind it. No anonymous warnings; no opaque scoring.
Roadmap
Labelyze launches with Indian packaged food. More categories are being developed next, in order.