Download a product's nutritional table as an Excel file

Export a product’s calculated nutritional values as an Excel (.xlsx) file for use in label design, quality records, or further nutritional analysis.

Once you have built a product recipe in SATN and the system has calculated its nutritional composition, you can export the results as a Microsoft Excel file. The .xlsx download gives you a structured spreadsheet you can import into label design software, attach to quality documentation, or share with clients who need the raw numbers in an editable format.

Locating the export button

The Excel export is available from the product list view:

1. Go to the product list

   In the main menu, select Productos. The page shows all products you have access to, one per row.

2. Find your product

   Use the search or scroll to find the product you want to export.

3. Click the Excel export icon

   In the product’s row, click the Exportar Excel button (spreadsheet icon). The browser immediately begins downloading the file — no additional confirmation dialog appears.

What the Excel file contains

The downloaded file is named after the product and includes the nutritional values for that specific product.

The spreadsheet contains the complete nutritional table for the product, including:

Per 100 g values

The calculated nutrient content expressed per 100 g of the finished product, derived from the ingredient recipe using mass balance against ICBF reference values.

Per serving values

The same nutritional values scaled to the declared serving size configured for the product.

The rows in the spreadsheet correspond to the nutrients required on Colombian nutritional labels under the applicable regulations, including energy, macronutrients, fiber, sodium, sugars, fatty acid breakdown, and key micronutrients.

The file reflects the nutritional state of the product at the time of export. If you later modify the recipe or update an ingredient in the ICBF table, download a fresh export to get the updated values.

Excel vs. Word report: which to use

Use case	Recommended format
Sharing raw numbers with a label designer	Excel
Internal QA records or lab comparison	Excel
Submitting a formal compliance dossier	Word report
Reviewing which warning seals apply	Word report
Presenting results to a client with regulatory context	Word report

Use the Excel export when you need the numbers in a flexible, editable format. Use the Word report when you need a self-contained document that includes the regulatory framework, warning seal assessment, and your digital signature.