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Food Formulation and Nutrition Labeling in Google Sheets

Hello Fellow Food Scientists,

Nutrasheets is an add-on that allows you to formulate foods and generate nutrition labels in Google Sheets. Nutrasheets can:

  • Create formulas, streams and batch sheets
  • Select from 350,000 ingredients to insert into your formulas or create custom ingredients
  • Create and customize US Nutrition Facts in 6 different formats including dual column nutrition facts
  • Create and customize ingredient and allergen statements for formulas
  • Export labels as PDFs for use in packaging graphics

Nutrasheets can be used for free by installing it from Google Workspace Marketplace or under the Add-ons menu → Get add-ons in Google Sheets.

Learn more about Nutrasheets, create US nutrition labels, and sign up for a free 1 month trial of Nutrasheets Pro at www.nutrasheets.com. Let me know if there is any opportunity to help.

Thank you,
Ben Gross
Chief Solutions Architect
Nutrition Engineering LLC
ben.gross@nutrasheets.com

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