Walk into your next market already knowing the rulebook.
Can it be sold there, what has to change, and what goes on the label? One Prodeen project answers all three — every answer traced to a named regulation. Not “the system says.” An answer you can sign.
The old way answers in slices — the gaps are where launches die.
The gap analysis is a photo
Accurate the day it’s written. The rule that clears your product can be rewritten within the year — the photo doesn’t update.
The knowledge lives in spreadsheets
A requirement is spotted in one market and never reaches the spec, the label, or the supplier agreement.
Label errors surface last, cost most
A missing allergen emphasis or wrong legal denominator: caught at artwork it’s a rework cycle, caught on shelf it’s a recall.
One project. Three checks. Every target market.
Name your product and target markets — Prodeen runs the entry as a pre-built playbook, routed to the people who own each step.
Multi-market compliance check
Every additive, limit, and claim checked against the markets you’ve named — EU law read alongside the national decrees that enforce it. Decision-grade answers, source named.
Ingredient & import review
Every input screened for the destination: permitted at all, in this category, at this level? Which ones need national authorisation, and what does the border expect? One substitution rarely lands on a single desk — Prodeen follows the thread into every spec it touches.
Label adaptation
The market decides the label. Prodeen assembles a market-aware specification from your product data, localises it with legally referenced terminology, and validates every element before a designer touches it — so artwork is built once, not reworked three times.
Then the watch begins
Entry isn’t the finish line. From day one, Signals keep a radar lock on every rule behind the answers you relied on — so change arrives as a task with an owner, not a surprise in an audit.
What are you taking to market?
Market entry looks different by category — pick yours and see the pains and capabilities that match.
Beverages & alcoholic
Additive permissions, alcohol labelling, packaging rules by market.
Enter here →Ingredients & raw materials
Novel food status, purity criteria, buyer documentation.
Enter here →Confectionery & snacks
Additives under scrutiny, allergen emphasis, denominators.
Enter here →Nutraceuticals & functional
Botanical authorisations, claims, notification routes.
Enter here →Right-sized. Proactive. Validated.
Right-sized to your footprint
Scoped to your products and markets. Fewer, sharper signals — effective coverage, not total coverage.
Proactive, not reactive
Not what changed yesterday — what may come tomorrow. The proposal in committee is part of your entry decision.
Validated, with a name on it
Expert-reviewed, traceable to a named source, ready for a regulator or your board. Answers, not archives.
Entering a new market with Prodeen
What does a multi-market compliance check cover?
Additive and ingredient permissions, contaminant limits, claim permissibility, and the national legislation that enforces them — each answer citing the specific regulation it rests on.
Which markets does Prodeen cover?
The ones you need. Coverage is right-sized to your footprint — deepest across North America and Europe, extending to the markets on your entry plan, validated market-by-market.
Does Prodeen replace our design agency or consultants?
No. Prodeen produces the validated spec your agency builds from — and checks the artwork against it. Expert review is built into every answer, not a service you queue for.
How is this different from a one-off gap analysis?
A gap analysis is a photo, ageing from the day after it’s taken. Prodeen is a living system: entry assessment, label work, then continuous watch — with changes routed to whoever owns the consequence.
See what you’re missing — before a border inspector does.
A Market Access Audit maps your real products against everything that governs their access to the markets you’re targeting: where you’re clear, where you’re exposed.
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