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Attract and Inform Customers With High-Quality Food Labels

Food labels do more than identify your product. They provide all the information customers need and refer to before finally purchasing your item. Apart from providing an accurate and FDA-approved food label, the information should be easy to read and attractive to the eye.

Customize your food label printing so every detail is clear and distinct. Print in waterproof vinyl or BOPP that can withstand refrigeration. Choose from shiny gloss and high-gloss coatings or an elegant matte finish. Select a shape and size that can fit all required elements in a food label. Read on to find out what our high-quality printing services have to offer.

 

Professional Food Label Printing for Your Products

Label types that you can apply manually or automatically, for a varying range of quantities.

Singles (formerly known as cut-to-size) labels are recommended for orders of at least 25 pieces. These are individually cut and applied by hand. It is not recommended for larger quantities above 250 as it might be difficult to keep track and place on the items yourself.

Roll is normally ordered for quantities above 250 labels. One roll fits a standard label dispenser, so this is normally machine applied. Perfect for labeling hundreds to thousands of products that need to be shipped out ASAP.

 

Examples of Food Labels

 

 

Sturdy label materials that can be refrigerated or exposed outdoors.
Food packages displayed in-store and don’t require refrigeration can be printed in 70 lb. label. Items that will be displayed outside, like in pop up markets and fairs, can be labeled with weather- and waterproof 4 mil. white vinyl.

For food items that need to be refrigerated, you can print on clear, white, silver metallic, or rainbow holographic BOPP. These can withstand a minimum temperature of 14oF. Check out the “Materials and Specs” tab for more information on these options.

 

Impressive laminate that distinguishes your product against the competition. 

All materials come in three impressive coatings that will complement your food label design: 

  • Matte has a silk-like finish and little glare that makes every detail easy on the eyes. Colors come out soft and muted, perfect for neutral or light-hued designs. Recommended for food labels with long ingredients lists and other chunks of lengthy information. 
  • Gloss is recommended for image-heavy and bright colored food labels. It provides a vibrant shine and makes daring color combinations brighter on the eyes. Plus, it protects fingerprint marks. 
  • High gloss offers the highest reflectivity and extra glossiness. Colors come out extra bold and bright. The high reflectivity allows your label to stand out from afar. Your design also looks good as new with its abrasion-resistant property. 

Start your custom printing journey with us today. Combine the range of features available to achieve the perfect food label for your business. 

 

 

Tips from the FDA Food Labeling Guide 

The FDA requires specific information for food labels. Use the list below to ensure everything is included and its proper place. 

 

On the information panel or the area to the right of the PDP: 

  • The manufacturer, distributor, or packer’s name and address 
  • Ingredients list 
  • Nutrition facts 
  • Food allergens 

On the principal display panel (PDP) or the front of your product: 

  • The food’s name or the statement of identity 
  • Net quantity statement or the amount of product 

 

Check out this guide for more information on the FDA’s requirements for food labels. 

 

 

Food Labels FAQs

Size. Color. Material. It's all here, and more.

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Food label templates.

Save time by using our free templates. Our templates have been setup with proper bleeds and margins, assuring your print job turns out accurate. To download, select a file type and click on the size below.

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I need a label to fit asthetically on a 8x8x3 food tray. What size would be the best option? Also all the food label come with "open here" printed or will I need to create my own
Asked a year ago by Jeanette
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Since you usually have several options to choose from for the size of your food product packaging, you'll also have a variety of options for your food label size. Choose from a variety of shapes and sizes, in cut-to-size or roll format, for your custom food labels! It really depends on the size of your food tray and the portion you want covered. Having that in mind, you should focus on preparing all the information you are required to include on your label and choosing the visual elements that you want included as well. These details will determine your food label size. As for the artwork, we print whatever is sent to us, so this would depend entirely on your aesthetic.

 

 

Q:
I have various flavors of pies I make and am looking for a small label with simple font indicating pie flavor. I see nothing like that. The label needs to fit 16 simple font and state various flavors such as: CHERRY BERRY and such. Can you help?
Asked a year ago by Corine E.
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Hi! 

We offer 4 types of labels, singles, rolls, sheets, and kiss cut. 
You may choose any of the labels we offer and each requires individual design. Based on your description this would be best for sticker sheets where as you can out multiple designs per sheet. You may check it out here: https://www.uprinting.com/food-label-printing.html?

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