Avoid €10,000+ in customs rejections. Audit your label in 60 seconds.
Upload three photos of your product packaging. Our AI checks it against 47 EU food information requirements — allergens, mandatory declarations, language coverage, legibility, nutrition panel format — and gives you a rejection-risk report with exactly what to fix before shipping.
Documented EU border rejection cases in training set
EU languages covered, all 27 member states
Per-rule fix-list with regulation citations
Hibiscus tea · Germany
14 findings against EU Reg. 1169/2011 + CN 2017/C 428/01
Top fixes before shipping
- Critical→
Art. 9(1)(c) · Allergens
Sesame not declared in bold within ingredient list.
- Critical→
Art. 15 · Language
Mandatory information missing in German for DE market.
- Major→
Annex VI · Net quantity
Net weight font height below 4 mm minimum.
+ 11 more findings with regulation citations & fix instructions
Download PDF →A specific, citation-backed audit — not a marketing score.
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Per-rule compliance check
We check each of the 47 mandatory EU 1169/2011 requirements individually and flag every miss with the exact regulation citation.
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Language & market coverage
Verify your label meets the language requirements for every EU country you plan to ship to, including upcoming PPWR labelling rules effective August 2026.
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A fix-list, not a grade
You get a prioritized list of what to change, not a vague score. Hand the report to your packaging supplier or printer.
Label scanner is one of 20 tools in EU Readiness — the compliance platform for African food exporters entering the EU market.
Explore the full platform →EU label scanner
Live AI auditFront of pack
Drop or tap to upload
Brand name, product name, key claims
Back of pack
Drop or tap to upload
Ingredients list, nutrition table, allergen info, FBO address
← most labels have mandatory info here
Side or info panel
Drop or tap to upload
Best-before date, batch code, storage instructions
Photos sent to AI for analysis. Not stored on our servers.
From label photo to fix-list — fast.
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Upload your label
A single clear photo of your product packaging. The clearer the photo, the more thorough the audit. The image is processed once and then discarded — nothing is permanently stored on our side.
~10 seconds · drag & drop
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AI audits 9 dimensions
Mandatory info, allergens, language, nutrition, legibility, origin & operator, border control, marketing claims, pictograms.
Reg. 1169/2011 · 1924/2006 · 2018/775
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Get a specific fix-list
Each finding tells you what is wrong, how to fix it, and which article of EU law it falls under. No vague suggestions — actionable items you can hand to your designer or printer.
PDF · per-rule citations · priority order
Compliance is what we do — not just what we automate.
Kvagga s.r.o. is a Brno-based food import operator headquartered in the Czech Republic — an EU member state — with hands-on experience navigating EU regulations for African and EU-origin food products. EU Readiness is built on that practical compliance expertise — not just generic AI training.
We operate as a registered Czech food business and work directly with food exporters preparing for EU market entry. The scoring rubric, calibration rules, and citation grounding in this tool reflect what we've learned from real labels, real customs rejections, and real regulatory enforcement.
The AI handles the first pass — pattern matching at scale, fast feedback, structured findings. We handle what AI cannot: certification verification, novel food assessment, allergen testing coordination, and pre-launch sign-off for high-stakes launches.
"For products where compliance failure means recall risk or customs rejection, AI is a starting point. Kvagga is the finish line."
Learn more about Kvagga →Registration
Kvagga s.r.o., IČO 21536414
Registered Czech food business operator
Jurisdiction
Brno, Czech Republic
EU member state — operating under EU food law
Expertise
EU food import compliance
African and EU origin specialist
Coverage
27 member states · 24 languages
1169/2011 · PPWR · CSDDD · CN 2017/C 428/01