Formulatlas ES

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The atlas for anything formulated.

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IFRA 52nd Amendment readiness

The 51st Amendment stays in force until the 52nd is notified. Industry reports expect notification in early 2027, then an 11-month window for new creations. We will flag affected materials when it is published.

Food label review

Review a finished food label: each label element checked, with a report.

Alcohol Drawback Review in My Workspace

For makers of flavors, food products and medicines that use taxpaid alcohol: track spirits received and used under TTB-approved formulas, keep the quarterly spirits account and inventory, and print the TTB nonbeverage drawback claim figures and supporting data, with the filing deadline and where to file.

Medicinal plants: free reference

What the research says about 14 plants used for immune and everyday support, with evidence levels, safety notes, medicine interactions and links to the literature. Always free, no sign-in. Open the reference.

Chef Library & Bench in My Workspace

Build food formulas by weight from sourced raw materials, with cost, inventory and batch deductions, version tracking, flavor matching, a substitution library by food category, Nutrition Facts, and the regulatory reviews each formula triggers. Sign in to My Workspace to use it.

Food, Organic and Hydrosol screeners in the portal

A food ingredient screener against the FDA lists, an organic certification screener (USDA NOP and COSMOS) and a hydrosol (aromatic water) screener. For customers on a plan.

Dietary Supplement and Extract screeners in the portal

Two new tools: a finished dietary supplement review (ingredients, 21 CFR 111 facility, Supplement Facts, claims, dosage form, contaminants) and a flavor extract review by pathway (flavor, final food or supplement, with the vanilla standards of identity). An ingredient whose only basis is a GRAS notice passes only when it comes from the notifier.

A separate label review for each product type

Food and flavor labels and dietary supplement labels each have their own review and their own rules. FD&C Red No. 3 is flagged on food and supplement labels.

Fragrance Regulatory Screener in the portal

Review a fragrance material or a finished formula against the IFRA 51st Amendment, EU and Canada allergens and market lists, then issue the customer documents it triggers: IFRA certificate, allergen declaration, VOC, Prop 65, NMPA and more. For customers on a plan. See the service.

Flavor labeling review in the portal

Natural, WONF, FTNF and artificial naming checks for the US and the EU, with the non-flavoring ingredients to declare, in the Flavor Raw Material Screener. For customers on a plan.

Essential oils for fragrance: review guide

How to review an essential oil or other natural fragrance material: botanical definition, processing method, authenticity tests and the documents to ask your supplier for. Read the guide.

Fragrance allergens: questions answered

What the EU's expanded allergen list means for your label: the 81 allergens to declare, the 0.001% and 0.01% thresholds, the transition dates, and which materials are prohibited. Read the FAQ.

VOC Review Calculator launched

VOC content checks against the most restrictive state limits that apply to your category. Sold separately as an add-on, from $200 per formula. See VOC pricing.

Materials Library launched

Search by need: market status, botanical part and process, allergens, families, labeling and tools.

Customer standards on request

Retailer and brand standards are now checked only in private reviews, on request.

Transport rules v1.1

US DOT combustible liquid reclassification for flammable liquids with a flash point from 38 °C to 60 °C (100–141 °F) that are not environmentally hazardous.

Screening lists v13

EU and UK annexes, Canada Hotlist, China, South Korea, Japan and ASEAN refreshed; SVHC Candidate List of 04-Feb-2026.