Founded in 2003, FoodCalc develops and designs unique online solutions to food manufacturers, restaurants, dieticians, chefs and various recipe professionals. Our various applications are different from others available : instead of using a CD, or sending ingredients to a third party for analysis, users enter their data online through a secure and encrypted connection. The entire application is readily available by logging into your account anytime, anywhere in the world; no training is needed or a manual to study.

We are proud to say that we have provided nutrition analysis to food manufacturers, MSNBC’s Today Show and SuperMarket Guru.

Our most recent SuperMarket Guru analysis: http://www.supermarketguru.com/page.cfm/31823
Our most recent MSNBC’s Today Show analysis: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15833020

Who are we?
Ranging from database architects, website designers, regulation gurus and marketing/industry researchers, FoodCalc’s team contributes daily to the development of current and new applications. After spending more than three years collating regulations produced by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and ingredient analysis compiled by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA*) FoodCalc has launched 2 nutrient analysis applications:

LabelCalc: www.labelcalc.com - For food manufacturers and importer
MenuCalc: www.MenuCalc.com - For restaurants, chefs, recipe author, food writers and dietician

Please refer to Our Products page to learn more about the LabelCalc and MenuCalc applications FoodCalc developed.

FoodCalc is independently owned by a CA Corporation, and has no connection of any nature with food manufacturers, distributors or retailers.

FoodCalc ® is a Registered Trademark of FoodCalc, LLC
LabelCalc ® is a Registered Trademark of FoodCalc, LLC
MenuCalc ® is a Registered Trademark of FoodCalc, LLC

* United States Department of Agriculture, Nutrient Database for Standard Reference.
The USDA's Nutrient Data Laboratory SR19 is the foundation of most food and nutrition databases in the US, used in food policy, research and nutrition monitoring.

FoodCalc acknowledges and thanks the USDA's hard work and dedication to nutritional research and data compilation throughout the years.