True Organic Oils Frankincense label, try 2, same front as the listing bottle
3.00 x 1.50 in, 30 mL amber bottle. All type, rules, the official USDA seal and the wordmark are vector; one botanical illustration is embedded art. Draft for OneCert review.
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What the rules require, and where it is on the label
| # | Requirement | On the label | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Organic claim modifying the product name, no larger than half the biggest type | "100% ORGANIC" over "frankincense" (4.6 pt vs 13.2 pt) | 7 CFR 205.301(a), 205.303(a) |
| 2 | Statement of identity, bold, parallel to base | "frankincense ESSENTIAL OIL" | 21 CFR 701.11 |
| 3 | Net contents, US + metric, lower PDP, caps >= 1/16 in | "NET 1 FL OZ (30 mL)", caps 0.066 in | 21 CFR 701.13 |
| 4 | Organic ingredient named as organic | "Organic Boswellia serrata (frankincense) essential oil." | 205.303(b)(1); 21 CFR 701.3 |
| 5 | "Certified organic by [certifier]" on the information panel, below the handler | right panel, directly under Wholesale Botanics | 205.303(b)(2) |
| 6 | Name and place of business with qualifier | "Distributed by Wholesale Botanics, 10227 Southard Drive, Suite B, Beltsville, MD 20705" | 21 CFR 701.12 |
| 7 | USDA seal: official artwork, white background, no certifier mark larger | official vector seal on white, no photo behind it, no certifier logo | 205.311 (certifier guidance on white background) |
| 8 | Domestic contact for adverse events (if it counts as a cosmetic) | Beltsville address + wholesalebotanics.com | 21 USC 364a(d) |
| 9 | No therapeutic claims, no "natural" next to organic | aromatherapy directions only; no "100% natural" | FDA aromatherapy guidance |
| 10 | Traceability | LOT line (blank, for the printer or inkjet) | industry practice |
Confirm before printing
- "100% Certified Organic" vs "100% Organic". The regulation only defines "100 percent organic" and "organic". This label uses "100% ORGANIC". The listing images, A+ pages and bottle artwork still say "100% Certified Organic": OneCert should approve either, or those need re-lettering.
- OneCert pre-approval of the label, exact "Certified organic by ..." wording (OneCert vs the NOP legal name; research found OneCert, 2124 Y St, Lincoln NE, and a separate OneCert International Pvt Ltd in India), and that this product is on Wholesale Botanics' organic certificate.
- Species. "Boswellia serrata" needs the supplier COA to say it.
- Country of origin (Customs marking for imports): not guessed. Add "Product of ___" (space reserved: set `ORIGIN` in `build_label.py`).
- Net contents type: capitals are 0.066 in (min 0.0625); lowercase "m" in "mL" is smaller. Counsel can say if that matters.
- FDA category (cosmetic vs other for a diffuser-only oil) decides whether MoCRA and 21 CFR 701 apply; the label meets them either way. If safety is not substantiated a warning is required (21 CFR 740.10).
- Barcode (UPC/GTIN) not on the label; add if the retailer needs one. Amazon FBA uses its own sticker.
- Printer: RGB PDF (seal CMYK values converted); ask for a proof on the real stock before a run. Dieline corner radius not applied.
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