Gloucestershire · England
Supplement label checks for Ham, Gloucestershire
Send us your label and we’ll tell you, in writing, what must change before it goes on sale from Ham.
What the check covers for Ham brands
Send your artwork or draft copy. We review it against the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003, the food information rules and the GB nutrition and health claims register, and send back a written report with every point marked as fine, advised or must fix. It’s a practical review, not legal advice. If you need advice councils must respect, a Primary Authority partnership is the next step. We check labels designed and printed anywhere, including ones from other printers.
Ham is about 5 miles north-east of Thornbury, in Gloucestershire. For Ham addresses, our courier normally delivers the next working day after dispatch, wherever you are in the GL13 postcode area. Ham is one of 366 towns and villages in Gloucestershire we cover. The nearest big-city guide is Bristol, about 17 miles away, if you’d like to compare.
- Postcode area
- GL13
- County
- Gloucestershire
- Report
- Written, point by point
- Turnaround
- Confirmed when you send your label
- Covers
- GB supplement and food labelling rules
- Price
- Free with print orders; standalone reviews quoted
Rules in England
Label rules that apply in Ham
Any food supplement sold from Ham must meet the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003, overseen by the Food Standards Agency. In Gloucestershire, food labelling is enforced by council trading standards or environmental health staff.
The same label can be sold in Scotland and Wales, as Great Britain shares one set of supplement rules.
Start with our label requirements checklist, then check your health claims, %NRV figures and nutrient guides.
What we check for Ham brands
- Supplement statements
- %NRV and units
- Health claims
- Allergens
- Text size
- Address and batch
See the 12 mistakes we see every week.
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Common questions in Ham
How quickly do you review a label?
We’ll tell you the turnaround when you send your artwork.
Who enforces food labelling in Gloucestershire?
Supplement labelling is enforced by the local council’s trading standards or environmental health team for Gloucestershire, with national oversight from the Food Standards Agency. For advice councils must respect, consider a Primary Authority partnership with a council.
What if I sell in Northern Ireland too?
We can check for both. Northern Ireland follows EU food law, so claims must come from the EU register and the address must work for that market. Let us know where your products go and we’ll check the label for each market.
Which labelling rules apply to supplements sold from Ham?
Ham is in England, so the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003 apply, as well as the general food information rules. Health claims must come from the GB nutrition and health claims register.
Is your check the same as a Trading Standards check?
No. Trading Standards for Gloucestershire enforce labelling law; we give a practical second opinion before you print.
Get your label checked in Ham
Send us your artwork and we’ll return a written report. It’s free to ask.