We often receive inquiries about whether the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) has control over alcohol beverage products. This is a pertinent question, and the answer is not always straightforward. The FDA’s jurisdiction over alcohol beverage products depends on the type of product and the specific circumstances. For instance, the FDA can have labeling jurisdiction […]
When browsing aisles of food products in the grocery stores and other food specialty stores, it is not uncommon to come across food labels that contain errors and fail to comply with the U.S. federal regulations governing food products. Many labels have at least one mistake that goes unnoticed to the supplier. Here are some
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Labeling of wines under 7% alcohol by volume can cause significant challenges for wineries, importers, and brand owners because the regulations governing these products are often unfamiliar territory. Traditional table wines and other vinous beverages with an alcohol content falling below 7% are subject to the labeling jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”). The FDA’s labeling regulations are found at 21 CFR Part 101.
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Similar to alcohol-free wine, alcohol-free beer or alcohol-free malt beverages are increasingly becoming a go-to option for many consumers. As we visit more and more breweries and tap rooms, as well as restaurants and bars, it is not unusual to see an alcohol-free beer or malt beverage option. Whether guests wish to embrace an alcohol-free life or pursue “Dry January” or similar, alcohol-free beer and malt beverages are wonderful options for breweries and importers alike to expand their portfolios.
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Alcohol-free wine is increasingly becoming a go-to option for many consumers. With some folks embracing an alcohol-free life or even a “Dry January,” alcohol-free wine remains a great choice for many. It is no surprise that alcohol beverage companies are seeking to enter or expand their presence in this unique sector of the beverage alcohol industry.