Saving Business Address Across All Recipes
We try to make it easy to set the business address on your labels (and have written before about properly setting the business address on your food labels). By default, if you have entered the business address in one recipe, we have logic to use that same address in new recipes as long as you haven't entered anything else. But things can get a little more complicated if you want the address field blank, need to change the address, or wind up with a few different addresses cropping up in different places.
So to make things more clear, we've added a simple button on the recipe label page that lets you decide when to take the business name and address from a recipe and apply it to all your recipes. Check out the screenshot below to see what we mean.
One address to rule them all.
Just remember: when you press the button, all information in the business fields of all of your recipes will be overwritten with the address you've chosen.
Easy peasy, we hope :) Let us know if you have any questions or comments below.
About
Lev Berlin
Lev Berlin is the founder & CEO of ReciPal. Having previously been a founder of SlantShack Jerky, he needed nutrition labels and simple tools to start and run the business. He's read the FDA food labeling code countless times in the process of creating ReciPal and helping small food businesses with their labels. He's reviewed and created thousands of food labels, and been a mentor and guest speaker at food incubators, food business courses, and regulatory conferences, like Brooklyn Foodworks and ICE.
After graduating from Princeton with an engineering degree, Lev was a management consultant, then founder or early employee at half a dozen startups. He loves nothing more than helping other small businesses get off the ground and achieve their goals.
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