How Taama assesses products

Five parallel checks per market — ingredients, classification and GTM pathway, labels, claims, and dossier completeness — plus post-launch portfolio monitoring. Global coverage with APAC depth; not Halal certification; beauty and pet food are roadmap.

Last updated: September 2026
Product focus today: Food and dietary supplements (CPG)
Roadmap (not core today): Beauty / personal care, pet food

Taama is built for teams that need a clear, regulation-referenced view of whether a product can go to market across multiple countries — without weeks of sequential manual research.

The job we do

Upload product materials, select target markets, and receive structured assessments that help your team see what’s clear, what needs fixing, and what evidence is missing — before print, listing, or submission.

Assessments are decision-support. Your experts keep final sign-off (Terms Clause 3.2).

Five checks — run in parallel per market

# · Check · What it answers
1 · Ingredient permissibility · Allowed / restricted / threshold issues for each target market, with citations where available
2 · Regulatory classification & GTM pathway · Which route the product must follow in that market (classification first, so later checks are scoped correctly)
3 · Label & packaging · Mandatory declarations, allergens, format / front-of-pack rules — aimed at catching issues before artwork goes to print
4 · Claims · On-pack and marketing claims against each market’s claims framework, with confidence and source context
5 · Registration dossier completeness · What’s missing before you submit; organised by requirement

After launch: portfolio monitoring watches for threshold changes, certificate expiry, and claim reclassification — so issues reach you before a regulator does, wherever monitoring is enabled for your plan.

How a typical workflow runs

1. Drop your product — Upload dossier materials (formula, specs, artwork). Select markets.
2. Taama runs the scan — Multi-market checks across the applicable dimensions. Issues and gaps flagged.
3. Close the gaps — Fix formulation, label, claims, or documents; assemble what’s required per market.
4. Go to market with visibility — Deadlines, renewals, and change alerts in one place (per your subscription).

The goal: collapse the repetitive first-pass work so your team starts from a structured gap assessment, not a blank page.

Who it’s for

• Brands scaling food/supplement SKUs across markets
• Grocery retailers screening supplier submissions against regs (+ optional internal policy layers)
• Regulatory consultants multiplying first-pass capacity with white-label client reports

Global coverage, with depth where it matters

Taama serves global clients and markets. Our regulatory database is built for multi-region work, with particular depth in APAC alongside other major regions. Markets not yet live can often be requested (on-demand expansion).

We do not position Taama as APAC-only.

What “good Output” means

• Findings tied to governing rules or policies where applicable (not unexplained scores)
• Clear pass / fix-oriented structure so humans spend time on judgment
• Confidence context on claims-style checks so you can apply your own risk appetite

Explicit non-scope

• Not Halal certification / Halal compliance
• Not a final legal opinion or regulator determination
• Beauty and pet food are roadmap, not current core ICP

How this relates to pricing

Plans are scoped by markets + catalogue size + seats. Custom commercial terms — no standard free trial. Book a demo: https://cal.com/taama/30min

How this relates to the Terms

Use of the Platform, ownership of Customer Data, AI training opt-out, and the decision-support nature of Output are governed by the Terms and Conditions (/terms).

There is no free trial. Book a demo to see a live multi-market assessment.

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