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TTB Label Requirements for Beer & Spirits In its simplest terms, TTB formula approval is required when an alcoholic beverage is produced using non-traditional methods or ingredients. The TTB requires formula approval so that it can: Verify that ingredients used meet FDA requirements and are considered safe.

A superseding formula is a formula that is different from a previously approved formula, but they must share the same class / type designation and the same labeling information.

For certain distilled spirits, beers/malt beverages, and wines, TTB must evaluate the ingredients and production process before the product can be made or imported, and before you can submit your labels to TTB (if required).

For certain distilled spirits, beers/malt beverages, and wines, TTB must evaluate the ingredients and production process before the product can be made or imported, and before you can submit your labels to TTB (if required).

TTB Flavoring: Flavors that are used in alcoholic beverages must be approved by the Alcohol Tax & Trade Bureau (TTB), disclosing the composition of the flavor.

If you have questions about registration, please call 866-927-2533 (8am-pm EST, Mon-Fri) and select option 3 for assistance or submit an online inquiry.

TTB approved means that the Alcohol Tax & Trade Bureau (TTB) has approved the flavor composition of your alcoholic beverage.

TTB provides you with the most up-to-date information for the production, handling, processing, labeling, and marketing of products labeled with organic claims. TTB periodically reviews labeling and advertising claims by taking samples of alcohol beverage products for validation purposes.

Summary: Schedule Abbreviation There are two common abbreviations of schedule: sched. and skd. If you want to make either of these plural, simply add on an ?s.?

The TTB website estimates the processing time for COLA applications to be 35 days for distilled spirits labels, 25 days for wine labels and 17 days for beer labels.