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Most urgent — Act nowCompliance Guide · Updated September 2026

New York Allergen Labeling Law 2026: Complete Guide for Food Operators

New York State now requires allergen labeling on all food prepacked for direct sale. Here's everything your operation needs to know before November 12, 2026.

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Dill x Clover billboard in Times Square: New York's allergen labeling law, Nov 12
Product

Dill Print on Clover: Allergen, Prep and Shelf Labels Straight From Your POS

Dill Print is now on the Clover App Market. Pull your Clover items into Dill and print allergen, prep, batch and shelf labels ahead of New York's Nov 12 law.

5 min readOct 13, 2026Read more →
Refrigerated case of prepackaged grab-and-go sandwiches and salads in a deli
Compliance

Grab-and-Go Labeling Requirements in the US: A Cited Checklist for Food Made In-Store

A plain, cited checklist for sandwiches, salads and bakery items packed in-store: what goes on the label, who enforces it, and what changes in New York.

5 min readOct 13, 2026Read more →
Toronto Convenience Store Food to Go Labeling
Compliance

Canada's Priority Allergens: The Full List of 11 and How to Label Them In-Store

Canada's 11 priority allergens, the Contains statement rules, and the in-store labeling trap for grocery delis, bakeries and grab-and-go counters.

5 min readOct 6, 2026Read more →
Tablet sending an order to a label printer, with the printed order label coming out
Product

Order labels for catering and delivery: name, meal, allergens, on every bag

A 40-person office lunch, one guest with a sesame allergy, and 25 minutes to pickup. Here's how per-order labels should work.

5 min readOct 4, 2026Read more →
Color-coded food storage containers with day-of-the-week rotation labels in a commercial kitchen
Industry

Day dots: the color chart, the 7-day rule, and where stickers fall short

Day dots show the prep day, not the discard date, the item or who made it. Here's the color chart, the 7-day rule, and how to count it right.

5 min readSep 28, 2026Read more →
Printed from the order. Not written in marker.
Product

Made-to-order labels: what goes on them, and why they should print from the order

Order labels for cups, bowls and delivery bags: what goes on them, how modifiers change allergens, and why they should print straight from your POS.

5 min readSep 27, 2026Read more →
Dill in Times Square, New York's allergen labeling law - November 12, 2026
Compliance

New York's allergen label law starts November 12. Here is a six-week checklist.

New York's allergen labeling law - November 12, 2026. What's in scope, what the label must say, and a week-by-week plan for delis, bakeries and grocery.

5 min readSep 27, 2026Read more →
Dill Featured in Food and Drink Network
Company News

Labeling isn't a printing problem. It's an infrastructure one.

How Dill is turning food labeling into connected, traceable infrastructure — on both sides of the Atlantic.

5 min readJul 14, 2026Read more →
Dill Joins the RSPA: Building Compliance Into Retail Infrastructure
Company News

Dill Joins the RSPA: Building Compliance Into Retail Infrastructure

Dill joined the RSPA, so resellers and ISVs can bundle compliant food labeling into the systems they already sell.

5 min readJun 22, 2026Read more →
Refrigerated case of prepackaged sandwiches and salads at a New York City corner deli, with a yellow cab visible through the open doorway
Compliance

New York's 2026 Allergen Labeling Law: What Food Brands and Retailers Need to Know

New York becomes the first state to require allergen labels on foods packaged on-site at delis, bakeries, and grocers. Here's what the November deadline means.

5 min readMay 2, 2026Read more →
Dill and Brother billboard in Times Square, New York City, January 2026 — promoting retail labeling infrastructure ahead of the NY Allergen Labeling Law.
Company News

What we learned at NRF 2026 — and why we put Dill on a billboard in Times Square

The NY Allergen Labeling Law takes effect November 2026. Most operators haven't started. Here's what we learned exhibiting at NRF — and what comes next.

5 min readJan 31, 2026Read more →

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