Are you ready for new WIC program requirements?
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has introduced updates to WIC food packages, creating new considerations for retailers with private brand programs. As requirements continue to evolve through 2027, retailers will need a clear view of what may be affected across their assortment.
The challenge is not just keeping up with change, it is knowing where to focus first. Getting ahead of these updates now can help reduce disruption and support stronger long-term management.
- How WIC changes may affect private brand assortments
- A snapshot of category shifts from 2026
- Key updates teams should prepare for through 2027
This update also includes an overview of Daymon services and technology designed to help retailers and suppliers quickly navigate WIC updates with confidence and efficiency.
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Do you know how many of your products contain BHA?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched a review of the chemical preservative butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), putting renewed scrutiny on an ingredient widely used across food categories.
For retailers and manufacturers that produce private brands, this review has real implications. Understanding where BHA shows up in your portfolio today can help you stay ahead of potential disruption tomorrow.
- A snapshot of the FDA’s BHA review
- Insight into which product categories may face the greatest exposure
- Action steps to manage portfolio updates
This update also includes an overview of Daymon services and technology designed to help retailers and suppliers navigate ingredient removal and reformulation with confidence and efficiency.
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Are you ready for the latest EPR Regulations?
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations are new state laws that place responsibility for packaging management directly on producers.
With retailers classified as producers for their private brands, they must act quickly to meet these regulations to avoid costly non-compliance fees and penalties.
- An overview of the program
- Details on which states have active or pending EPR legislation
- Covered or obligated materials
- Action steps to manage regulations
This update also includes an overview of Daymon services and technology designed to help retailers and suppliers navigate these complex new regulations with confidence and efficiency.
