You can read the whole thing for yourself here:
fda.gov/regulatory-inf…
(Usually food is misbranded if it has undeclared ingredients.)
"The food industry has requested flexibility when manufacturers need to make such minor formulation changes
[...] that may cause the finished food label to be incorrect, but that do not pose a health or safety issue [...]."
(Do we have a national sticker shortage I don't know about?!)
They then suggest but do not require websites to disclose changes.
law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/27/7.…
27 CFR § 7.22a
countries, and Japan."
This is not reassuring to me, though.