Food Labels

Professional Food Labels Printing for Your Business

Customize every detail of your food labels to match your branding, container or package size, and length of information. Choose from several sizes for four standard shapes or create a clear label in your preferred dimensions. Durable materials such as vinyl for items exposed outdoors or BOPP for refrigerated items are available for your wide range of food products. You can also customize medicine or nutrition labels.

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Two formats suited for manual or automatic application. Labels come in individual cut-to-size or roll formats. Small business owners pressed for time but need to label several orders by hand can print a set of cut-to-size labels. Rolls are recommended for those using a label dispenser for hundreds to thousands of items.

Variety of sizes for the four standard shapes. Need a label in the shape of your company name or logo? Choose from the four standard shapes—square, rectangle, circle, or oval—or select a custom size under the roll type. Twenty sizes available for square and rectangle cut-to-size, while there are more size options under the two shapes respectively for the roll. The largest width for roll labels is at 6” and the longest height at 12”.

Protective coatings also enhance the overall design. Depending on your selected material, you can add matte, gloss, or high gloss coating to your label. Matte has the least glare and a muted effect that works on light and neutral colors. Gloss provides a vibrant shine that brightens bold colors, while high gloss is the most reflective and distinguishes every detail from afar.

How to Create the Correct Label for Your Product

Food items aren’t limited to snacks baked goods or spreads. Your small business probably also sells beverages, nutritional supplements, or other consumables that need to be sealed and labeled. Refer to the checklist below to ensure all the required components are included in your labels.

• The name of your food product is the first thing consumers should see on the label.
• Net weight or quantity is the exact weight of the item.
• Manufacturer, distributor’s or packer’s name and address that can either be you or your supplier’s information.
• Nutrition facts that show the serving size, total calories, cholesterol, fats, sodium, total carbohydrates, protein, plus the vitamins and other nutrients of your product.
• The ingredients list is arranged in the descending order of the items’ predominance. This means the ingredient with the largest weight comes first and the rest follows in the said order.
• Food allergen label includes any components or protein derivatives of the following groups: milk, egg, fish, tree nuts, wheat, peanuts, soybeans, and crustacean shellfish.