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Users who want to learn about the latest release to Ideagen Supply Chain.

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The June 2026 release introduces clarity improvements to product claims, assessment workflows, and nutritional specifications, alongside performance optimizations and bug fixes that enhance daily usability.

New features

This release includes the following feature additions:

• Gluten Free Claim (less than 20 ppm) label — The Specification Product Claims checkbox now displays the regulatory threshold inline, removing ambiguity for reviewers and compliance teams
• Additional assessment rejection reasons — No longer a supplier and Not a current supplier are now available in the rejection dropdown for assessment requests
• Nutritional attributes reordered — The display order in the specification nutritional section has been updated to industry-standard sequence (energy, fats, carbohydrates, sugars, fibre, protein, minerals, vitamins, other)
• Sub-Component relabelling in Ingredients — Sub-components are now correctly labelled Sub-Component in Specifications > Ingredients, whilst the parent component label remains unchanged
• Europe in Origin Labelling — Region and market dropdowns have been updated across the Origin Labelling section from EU to Europe

Bug fixes

The following bugs have been resolved in this release:

• ISC-874 — Breadcrumb loop redirecting to Create a New Product after denying a product link request
• ISC-881 — Sugar displayed in wrong position in nutritional attributes; duplicate display order values corrected in database
• ISC-895 — Assessment preview minor and major scoring colours displayed identically
• ISC-897 — Clicking allergen sub-section text incorrectly selecting all Nutritional Declaration items

Understanding why these changes were made

Nutritional attribute reorder (ISC-679) — Aligning the display order to industry standard reduces manual re-checking by specification authors and reviewers, and supports compliance with labelling regulations across retailer and manufacturer workflows.

Reviewing the release highlights

• Nutritional spec reordering — A frequently requested change; nutritional attributes in specifications now match the order you expect from food labelling standards, reducing review time and improving spec accuracy
• Significant performance gains — Spec listings, assessment projects, KPI pages, and company profile edit pages have all seen major load time reductions, directly improving daily usability for high-volume accounts such as those with large supplier networks
• Gluten Free Claim threshold clarity — A simple but compliance-critical label update that ensures the 20 ppm standard is visible wherever the claim appears in a specification