Did you know that on average, U.S. consumers use 6 to 12 cosmetic products daily, containing approximately 200 chemicals? That's a lot of potential exposure! With such widespread use, it's crucial that cosmetic labels provide accurate information to protect consumer health. One wrong ingredient or

2 years ago, on Jan 01’2022, the U.S. Department of Agriculture mandated labeling for food that contained genetically modified ingredients. The law was passed to increase transparency for consumers, but it presents yet another compliance hurdle for food manufacturers. As companies scramble to update their packaging, the industry

Disclaimer: While GoVisually strives to convey accurate information, please refer to the official document offered by the FDA for the most up-to-date guidelines on MoCRA guidelines. According to the National Center for Health Research, on an averageU.S. consumers use 6 to 12 cosmetic products daily, containing approx. 200 chemicals.

It’s likely that 2023 will be remembered as the year that saw exponential growth of AI in the market. From marketing to manufacturing to healthcare, each sector found its use case in AI. According to Exploding Topics’ report, the industry is projected to increase by over 13x over the

Imagine purchasing a cookie that seems harmless, only to discover later that it contained an ingredient that could take a life—like in the tragic case of Orla Baxendale, a 25-year-old dancer who died after unknowingly consuming peanuts. This heartbreaking story unveils the importance of label compliance. When labels fail

Imagine running a business where a simple label error could result in a $200,000 fine or even imprisonment. And no, this isn't a hypothetical scenario–it's the reality faced by companies in Canada dealing with strict labeling regulations. This is a worldwide challenge; in Australia,