Bottlebooks vs. U-label?
Are you looking for an alternative to U-label?
Choosing the right service to meet the EU regulations on nutritional and ingredient legislation is a multiyear decision. Here is a breakdown of the two leading solutions: U-label and Bottlebooks.
FEATURE | DESCRIPTION | BOTTLEBOOKS | U-LABEL |
|---|---|---|---|
Legal | Complies with the current EU legislation and has been updated for the current draft legislation. |  |  |
Automatic Translations | Atomically translated to all EU languages using the official ingredient and nutritional translations. | | |
Bottlebooks Data | If you have used Bottlebooks with a leading retailer, importer or event, you can reuse your information for e-labels. | |  |
3 Free E-labels | Create an E-label on Bottlebooks now, without entering a credit card or making a commitment. | | |
Switch Provider | You can switch away from Bottlebooks to your website or another provider at anytime. | | |
Italian Packaging | Comply with the Italian recycling package requirements for no additional fee. | | |
No charge for older labels | Bottlebooks only charges for the new labels you publish a year, not for those from previous years. | | |
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