Recipe changes do not publish automatically
Open the product formulation editor and find Storefront ingredients. When the formulation changed, the section shows Review needed. Customers continue seeing the last reviewed declaration until you publish the new wording.
Review each public group and component.
Edit wording to include the name customers expect or appropriate subingredients.
Use Heaviest first as a starting point, or choose Custom order when your label requires it.
Use Restore weight order when you want to return to the calculated order.
Select Review and publish ingredients.
What customers see
The published declaration becomes the customer-facing ingredient statement. It is distinct from the live costing graph, so cost recalculation and public-copy publishing can happen at different times.
Common problems
New recipe ingredient is not visible: publish the stale declaration after reviewing it.
Weight is unavailable: add density or an explicit unit conversion for that ingredient.
Shared ingredient appears in more than one group: this is intentional when it applies to multiple public groups.
Use reviewed wording on printed labels
Pro Label Studio can use this published declaration and current allergen information on printed product labels. It does not silently publish a new storefront declaration when a recipe changes.
Review any stale ingredient or allergen information before printing. A product label can have separately reviewed replacement wording for a size or flavor; those overrides do not change the storefront text. Missing allergen information is not an allergen-free claim. Set up and review product labels.
Next steps
Plan availability
Plan: Ingredient declarations and Recipes & Costs are available on Free.
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