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Food Labeling 101: Requirement for International Markets

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Event Date
February 18, 2026
Location
Online
Registration Deadline
Feb 18, 2026

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1:00PM CDT / 2:00pm EDT 

Accurate and compliant labeling is one of the most critical steps in successfully exporting food and agricultural products. Each international market has its own regulations, language requirements, and cultural expectations, and failure to meet these standards can delay shipments, increase costs, or even block products from entering the market.

Join us as we’ll explore key labeling requirements, best practices, and strategies to ensure your products meet global standards:

  • Overview of key international food labeling requirements and best practices.
  • Covers mandatory labeling elements, nutrition and allergen declarations, and translation considerations.
  • Includes recent regulatory updates in major global markets.
  • Provides practical guidance to avoid pitfalls and improve market competitiveness.
  • Valuable for both new and experienced exporters.

Don’t have time to sit down and attend the live webinar? All registrants will receive access to a recording of the event, be sure to register so you can access the recording.

Important Registration Note: Individuals who register should receive an email with the link and information you need to participate one day prior to the webinar. If you don’t receive this information and/or have any questions, please contact us at webinars@foodexport.org.

Unlock Exporting Success with Food Export Webinars

Shawn Jarosz, Trade Moves LLC

Shawn is the founder of TradeMoves and the company’s Chief Trade Strategist. Her tenure in international trade spans nearly 25 years managing global sourcing/ supply and customs issues on behalf of US companies of all sizes and trade priorities for US industry associations.

Shawn found her calling in international business overseas where she worked in Moscow for the US Embassy and then Amoco Eurasia Petroleum Company. After leaving Russia, she worked for Chrysler Corporation’s DC office supporting efforts to gain market access for American-made products.  

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BRANDED PROGRAM

Double Your International Marketing Budget

With the Branded Program, you may be eligible for up to 50% reimbursement on:

  • Promotions and product demonstrations
  • Advertising
  • Foreign market compliant packaging/labeling
  • Marketing and point-of-sale materials
  • And much more!
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