East Sussex · England
Supplement label checks for South Street, East Sussex
Send us your label and we’ll tell you, in writing, what must change before it goes on sale from South Street.
Rules in England
Labelling law for supplements from South Street
Supplements sold from South Street must meet the Food Supplements (England) Regulations 2003, under the oversight of the Food Standards Agency. In East Sussex, food labelling is enforced by council trading standards or environmental health staff for East Sussex.
The same label can be sold in Scotland and Wales, since the supplement rules are the same across Great Britain.
Start with our label requirements checklist, then review your health claims, %NRV figures and nutrient guides.
What we check
- Supplement statements
- %NRV and units
- Health claims
- Allergens
- Text size
- Address and batch
See the 12 mistakes we see every week.
What the check covers for South Street 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. We check labels designed and printed anywhere, not just our own. This is a practical check rather than legal advice. If you need advice councils must respect, a Primary Authority partnership is the next step.
South Street is about 5 miles east of Burgess Hill, in East Sussex. For South Street, our courier normally delivers the next working day after dispatch. We cover 243 towns and villages across East Sussex, from the larger towns to small villages. We print for brands right across the region, from South Street to London (38 miles away).
- Postcode area
- BN8
- County
- East Sussex
- 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
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Common questions in South Street
Who enforces food labelling in East Sussex?
Food labelling is enforced by the local council’s trading standards or environmental health team for East Sussex, with national oversight from the Food Standards Agency. If you want assured advice, consider a Primary Authority partnership with a council.
What if I sell in Northern Ireland too?
We check against both sets of rules. Northern Ireland follows EU food law, so health claims must be on the EU register and the address must work for that market. Let us know where your products go and we’ll cover both.
What does the report look like?
A written, point-by-point report, with each item marked fine, advised or must fix, with suggested wording where needed.
Is this the same as Trading Standards advice?
No. Trading Standards for East Sussex enforce the law; we give an independent practical check before you print.
Can I see a sample before ordering?
Yes, we can. Request a sample pack and we’ll post it to your South Street address, showing our materials and finishes before you order.
Get your label checked in South Street
Send us your artwork and we’ll return a written report.