Canadian Nutrition Facts label generator
New Canadian recipe
Turn your recipe into a bilingual Canadian Nutrition Facts draft using CNF 2026 food averages or documented supplier values. Calculate and preview without an account; downloads are clearly marked as drafts.
Opening the Canadian workspace…
From ingredient values to a Canadian draft
- Choose the CNF record that matches your food, or enter nutrient values with their supplier document and source date. Food averages need a match review.
- Weigh the finished edible batch and enter the unit and package quantities. This draft workflow supports ordinary unit packs of muffins and cookies.
- Review the server-selected serving, bilingual table and source evidence. Ingredient and allergen wording, front-of-package requirements and the complete package need their own review.
Unknown or conflicting evidence stays visible. Marked drafts do not establish final-format eligibility or approval of a food package.
Worked example: two 15 g cookies
Take a defined 300 g finished batch with 20 cookies of 15 g each. In this illustration, the supplied values are 400 Calories and 20 g fat per 100 g.
- Canadian serving in the example
- 2 cookies (30 g)
- Declared Calories per serving
- 120
- Declared fat per serving
- 6 g
These illustrative values were checked with the calculator. They describe a hypothetical mix, not an analysed food. Use your own attributed records and measured yield for your product.
Sources and scope
Read Health Canada's Canadian Nutrient File overview and the CFIA's Nutrition Facts table guidance. Database values, ingredient statements and a draft table do not certify a particular supplier product or its complete package. Clean final exports and final package-format selection are outside this draft workspace.