Retail compliance for packaging and labels

Name: Inspack product walkthrough
Uploaded: 2026-10-22T12:00:00.000Z
Duration: 4 min
Description: A 4-minute walkthrough of an Inspack review: setting up a project, choosing rules and markets, fixing findings, and approving artwork.

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01 / Scope

What we check

Every block on the artwork is mapped to the rules that apply to it.

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Claims & product content

Product claims, restricted wording, required disclaimers, and consistency between packaging, product titles, descriptions, and spec sheets.

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Required labels & elements

Nutrition or Supplement Facts panels, ingredient lists, allergen declarations, net quantity, country of origin, and required warnings.

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Barcode & layout requirements

Barcode scanability, UPC/EAN accuracy, label size and placement, font sizes, and readability of required elements.

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Retailer requirements & risks

Retailer-specific checks (Walmart, Costco, Whole Foods) including submission requirements, formatting standards, and common rejection triggers.

“We stopped losing weeks to retailer rejections. What used to take 5 back-and-forth rounds now clears first time.”

The Cycle, beverage brandCEO

02 / The process

How we change your packaging review process

Eliminate human error, accelerate approvals.

Choose from our library of 1000+ rulesets, or upload your own master labels or brand guidelines.
Upload a file or review in-design. Inspack flags issues, explains them, and suggests fixes.
Resolve issues, approve when all checks pass, with every step tracked.

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✦Recommended checks for your retailers and regions.

BRANDChecks from your brand’s guidelines

The Cycle — Brand guidelinesbrand · v3.1

RETAILERSRequirements from the retailers you sell to

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Amazon — Grocery listing & packagingretailer · Amazon

Walmart — Packaging guidelinesretailer · Walmart

Target — Wellness claims policyretailer · Target

REGULATORYRules from regulators for your regions

FDA — Food labeling §101regulatory · FDA

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Findings

Search findings...Filters

Open 3To-do 0Rejected 0

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“Omega-7 to soothe inflammation” reads as a health claimFD&C ACT §403(r) · FDA

CURRENTOmega-7 to soothe inflammation

✦ SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVEOmega-7 from Himalayan Holy Fruit

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Overview

Findings

Comments

Checks

The Cycle · Period Relief canV4 ▾MOJV!UrgentAwaiting approval

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Findings

Search findings...Filters

Open 3To-do 0Rejected 0

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Walmart: the UPC needs a clear quiet zone1 issue in this finding›

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Amazon: net content needs fl oz and mL1 issue in this finding›

3Action required

“Omega-7 to soothe inflammation” reads as a health claim1 issue in this finding›

Overview

Findings

Comments

Checks

Approval

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Maria Ortizmaria.ortiz@luma.com

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Jeff Vazovskyjeff.v@luma.com

Awaiting approval

Due dateOct 14, 2026

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Every finding cites the regulation and suggests a fix, so your team can act right away.

See it on your artwork

03 / Packaging reviews

Run one review for every requirement

AI-assisted checks across retailer requirements, regulations, and brand guidelines to catch issues early.

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Retailer requirements — always up to date

Stay aligned with changing retailer requirements, labeling standards, and product content rules — automatically applied to every review.

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Built-in audit trail for packaging compliance

Every check, change, and approval is captured — showing what was reviewed, who approved it, and why.

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Retailer & product-specific requirements

Check labels and product content against category-specific rules (supplements, cosmetics, food, electronics) and retailer requirements across markets.

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04 / How it works

See how it works

A 4-minute walkthrough of a real packaging review, from upload to approval.

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05 / FAQ

Got questions? We’ve got answers

Have questions about our services? Explore our detailed FAQ section for in-depth answers and insights.

Inspack reviews PDFs, design files, text content, labels, cartons, inserts, barcodes, symbols, and multi-language packaging variants.

Yes. Teams can upload brand guidelines and internal rules to create custom checkers used during packaging reviews.

Yes. Rules built from 100+ regulatory sources, such as FDA and EPA, update automatically when requirements change, and our regulatory experts review them.

Yes, they are automatically turned into rules. Just upload the master label and defined artworks will be checked against it.

Yes. Review results, explanations, and approval status can be exported or integrated into existing systems, supporting handoffs to agencies, manufacturers, or internal tools.

Inspack flags violations until all required checks pass, clearly indicating when packaging is safe to produce.

Yes. Inspack works via web app, design extensions, APIs, and batch reviews without changing existing workflows.

Yes. Design, QA, legal, marketing, product development and operations teams can review the same packaging, with clear ownership, controlled access to view or approve changes, and a full audit trail of decisions.

06 / Resources

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