August 2026 release
Overview
Major Upgrades highlighted here:
| Component | Current | Previous |
|---|---|---|
| e-label Management Tool | v1.22.0 | v1.21.4 |
Individual Component Change List
A more detailed list of the substantive changes affecting each component.
e-label Management Tool v 1.22.0
This release brings new packaging information fields in preparation for PPWR, clearer translation status indicators, a regulation-aligned nutrition display, and an expanded base product selection for aromatised wine.
PPWR preparation
Packaging information and business operator contacts
In preparation for PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation), e-labels now support packaging manufacturer details:
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New "Packaging information" subsection in Sustainability, alongside Recyclability and Organic — with a translatable "Manufactured by" label, company name, and contact.
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Contact field for business operators — each business operator type now has a Contact field, and a type is only displayed if at least the company name or address is filled in.
Translation status
Clearer translation status for e-labels
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The language list now shows "xx languages are not fully translated" instead of the previous "xx languages published" message.
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A yellow dot appears on the Translation tab and next to each language with missing translations, with a "Not fully translated" tooltip on hover. The dot disappears once all fields for that language are translated.
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Fields with missing translations keep the yellow highlight.
Nutrition declaration
Regulation-aligned nutrition display
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kJ/kcal display — energy in the per 100g/100ml column now follows the regulation layout. When a per-portion or %RI column is shown (Food and Beverage templates), the stacked layout is kept for clarity.
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Sub-nutrients formatting — a long dash (—) is now shown in front of sub-nutrients (e.g. "of which — saturates", "of which — sugars") in all templates.
Aromatised wine
Expanded base product selection for aromatised wine
Previously, aromatised wine templates defaulted to "still wine" as the only base product. A different base, such as de-alcoholised or sparkling wine, had to be added manually, which skipped the regulatory translations and required manual translation review for every language.
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The field "Aromatised Wine Type" has been renamed to "Base grapevine product" to better reflect what it actually selects.
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The dropdown now includes the full list of base grapevine products — wine, sparkling and semi-sparkling variants, grape must variants, liqueur wine, and more — each with its de-alcoholised and partially de-alcoholised versions, all with regulatory translations included.