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Since December 8, 2023, EU wine rules allow producers to provide ingredient lists and nutrition details digitally through QR codes or similar electronic means. This can reduce physical label space, but it does not move every obligation off the package.
This page is implementation guidance for using Vinum E-Label. It is not legal advice. Validate final labels with your compliance advisor or market-specific legal review.

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Core information to verify

Typical EU wine label review should cover:
  • Clear wine designation.
  • Alcohol content as actual alcoholic strength by volume.
  • Nominal volume.
  • Country of origin or protected designation.
  • Producer or bottler name and address.
  • Allergen information.
  • Lot identification.
  • Energy and nutrition information.
  • Ingredients.

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Physical package and digital page

Use the digital e-label page for factual ingredient and nutrition disclosure. Keep required on-pack details on the physical package where applicable.
AreaPackage labelDigital e-label
Product identityRequired identity and package-side particularsMatching product identity
AllergensRequired allergen indication where applicableDetailed allergen information
EnergyRequired energy indication where applicableNutrition table and values per 100 ml
IngredientsMay be provided digitally under applicable rulesIngredient list
Lot codePhysical traceability marking where requiredReference information only

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Common risk areas

  • Missing allergen or origin information.
  • Wrong units or inconsistent measurements.
  • Missing translations for target markets.
  • QR codes that break, redirect incorrectly, or require login.
  • Promotional content on the mandatory e-label page.
  • Mismatch between package label and digital content.

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How Vinum E-Label helps

Vinum E-Label supports compliance preparation by:
  • Guiding users through core e-label fields.
  • Highlighting missing inputs before publishing.
  • Generating QR codes for hosted e-label pages.
  • Supporting multiple EU languages.
  • Keeping production URLs stable.
The producer remains responsible for data accuracy, package labeling, and market-specific compliance.