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Elior: Consistent, Compliant Allergen Labelling Nationwide

"We use around 36,000 ingredients at Elior which encompasses 26 allergen attributes as well as reference intakes which, in turn, pull in around another ten pieces of data. Inputting that manually and matching the correct data to the right labelling field takes a tremendous amount of time - not to mention a meticulous attention to detail - but with LabelLogic Live this happens automatically. What’s more, we can refresh that data daily and accurately in a matter of minutes - 1300 lines of data in 15 minutes to be precise! 

"While we manage and control all our menu data centrally, LabelLogic Live allows us to set permissions that accommodate regional or even site-specific differences so our chefs can for example, create a bespoke product or a regional price difference. The software is always in line with legislation too so, let’s say the list of allergens expanded, we’d be able to update all of our labelling, shelf edge cards and menus immediately. The real beauty of it is, it doesn’t matter which label is selected either (we use dozens across the wider business depending on the division or brand), LabelLogic Live has streamlined the entire process delivering accurate, consistent labelling across the board, the end user simply selects the label or labels for them."
Ian Smith, RME product manager, Elior

Read this interview in full at our blog.

Jenkins Bakery Labelling

Award-winning Jenkins Bakery prides itself on delivering the freshest and best quality products. Jenkins has been working with Planglow since the 1980s, and uses our labelling app, LabelLogic Live, to add food information to its sandwich, filled roll and confectionery ranges. When new food labelling legislation - Natasha’s Law - was due to come into effect, Jenkins prepared to achieve compliance with the help of our labelling software. General manager Richard Mynott, shares how:

Food Labelling at Royal Lancaster Infirmary

Our clients, the Royal Lancaster Infirmary’s catering team, are part of a truly forward-thinking, innovative hospital Trust. After the tragic case of Natasha Ednan-Laperpouse, this healthcare catering team made changes before the new legislation, Natasha's Law, had even been proposed.

Natasha's Law has been introduced to better safeguard allergy sufferers. It means that food and drink businesses in England and Northern Ireland will be required to include ingredient labelling on their pre-packaged food and drink offering.

To manage this process, and design and print allergen and nutritional labels effectively, they turned to LabelLogic Live, our food labelling software. Jackie O’Brien, Hotel Services Manager Catering at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary said:

Petroc College: Labelling Peace of Mind

Leading Devon-based college Petroc is one of the first businesses to benefit from our partnership with data specialist Erudus. This means accessing full data sets for every product the college purchases via regional wholesaler Philip Dennis and adding this data to their own food labelling simply using a product code.

The Cornish Oven

The Cornish Oven are a family-run pasty producer, retailer and supplier based in West Cornwall. Here's what Assistant Manager, Louise Parr, had to say about our Natasha's Law compliant food labelling software:

Planglow is an award-winning supplier of labelling software, food labels and plant-based catering disposables. Our market-leading food and drink packaging can be disposed of in a bio processor. With sector-specific experience spanning four decades, we can help you to increase the sales of your grab and go products by improving both brand recognition and customer loyalty.

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