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Free Allergen Label Maker for Any Country

Print labels with the allergens in bold and a Contains statement, starting from the Codex list. Free, with no account.

You stay in charge of the facts

This tool formats the allergen information you enter. It does not check recipes or ingredients. You are responsible for accuracy. Check requirements with your local food regulator.

Region and business

There is no globally approved allergen label. Each country sets its own rules, and many build on this UN standard. Switch on any extra foods your country requires. Sulphite is declared at 10 mg/kg or more. Based on Codex CXS 1-1985 as amended in 2026. Verify against your local rules. Last verified 2026-11-08. Codex Alimentarius (CXS 1-1985)

Extra foods your country requires

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Allergen labels for any country

Each country sets its own allergen labelling rules. This preset follows Codex CXS 1-1985, the UN baseline many of them build on. Its core list is wheat, rye and barley, crustacea, egg, fish, peanut, milk, sesame, almond, cashew, hazelnut, pecan, pistachio, walnut, and sulphite at 10 mg/kg or more.

What the label shows

The food name, the ingredients list with each tagged allergen in bold, and a statement that starts with Contains. Add a date packed, a use by date and a net weight if you need them.

Add your country's foods

Switch on buckwheat, celery, oats, lupin, mustard, soy, Brazil nut, macadamia or pine nut if your national rules require them. If you are in the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, New Zealand or India, use that preset instead.

Check your sheet before printing

Choose Avery L7160, L7163 or L7165, or set your own size. Print the test page on plain paper at 100% and hold it against your label sheet first.

Frequently asked questions

Will these labels meet my country's rules?

They follow the Codex baseline, but each country has its own rules for wording, font size and placement. Check with your national food authority before you rely on them.

Which label sheets can I print on?

Avery L7160, L7163 and L7165 on A4, or your own custom size. Print the test page on plain paper first to check the alignment.

Does Filero check my recipes?

No. This tool formats the allergen information you enter. It does not check recipes or ingredients, and it never guesses allergens from ingredient names. You are responsible for accuracy.

Is my menu uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser and the PDF is made on your device. Your work is saved in this browser only, and you can save a project file to keep it or move it to another device.