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Food Packaging Labels
Create food packaging labels that look as good as your food tastes.
- 15 standard sizes – custom size available
- 4 standard shapes – custom shape available
- 12 material options
- Full-colour printing
- Quantities from 50 to 100,000
Promote your logo & products
Ready to create a cohesive, branded look? Get your products Instagram-ready and create a loyal customer base with your own distinct food packaging labels. Promote your products with food label printing that shows off your logo, ingredients or a personal message about what makes your brand unique.
Various sizes, shapes & materials
Our food packaging labels are available in a variety of standard shapes and sizes. Or, you can create a custom shape and size to ensure your labels come out just right. You can also have your food labelling stickers printed on a range of different materials including waterproof and greaseproof options.
Design a new look
To start designing, choose a shape and size of your choice. If you choose a custom shape or size, upload your design as a first step and you’ll be able to customise it further once it’s uploaded. If you went with a standard shape and size, you can upload your own design or browse our customisable options. Our design tools will guide you through each step, and if you need assistance, you can always reach out to a designer. Once you're happy, your labels will be sent to you, ready for you to roll them out.
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It depends on the material you choose. Below is a list breaking down the material thickness of our food labels:
- White Plastic: 50 microns (0.05 mm)
- Transparent Plastic: 50 microns (0.05 mm)
- Holographic Plastic: 89 microns (0.089 mm)
- Silver Plastic: 60 microns (0.06 mm)
- White Paper: 69 microns (0.069 mm)
- Natural White Paper: 69 microns (0.069 mm)
- Betulla Laid Paper: 135 microns (0.135 mm)
- Satin Paper: 110 microns (0.110 mm)
- Greaseproof Paper: 120 microns (0.120 mm)
- White Waterproof Paper: 148 microns (0.148 mm)
- Hay Paper: 146 microns (0.146 mm)
- Gold Paper: 73 microns (0.073 mm)
- Black Pulp-Dyed Paper: 153 microns (0.153 mm)
Once you’ve uploaded your artwork or logo, our design studio will automatically create a custom cutline with options to customise the background colour too. If you have any questions, click “We’re here to help” in the bottom right corner and you’ll be able to send one of our designers your image along with some notes.
One of our designers will send you back an example design that you can either approve or ask for further assistance with.
Yes. If you plan to write on your personalised food stickers , we recommend picking the matte option — it’s the easiest to write on. For our silver and gold paper labels or plastic roll stickers, you’ll want to make sure to use a permanent marker.
Our labels are durable and made to last up to 2 years with select waterproof and greaseproof options to choose from.
We do not offer samples at the moment, but the minimum order quantity is 50. So, you can try them out before ordering more.
If you’re unsure about which size labels you’ll need or which shape suits your products or logo best, you can always check out our printable label sizing guide. It’s a great way to see how our standard-sized labels look on your products and packaging, and it’s completely free.
Yes, when uploading imagery, we would highly recommend that you use images with a resolution of 300 dpi or higher, for the clearest results. If you select transparent plastic as your material, make sure you don’t use designs with white backgrounds and avoid JPEG files. Opt for .pdf or .png files instead. This will ensure you get the transparent effect you’re looking for.
If you choose holographic plastic, leave some space around your design so the effect can come through. Also, please keep in mind that lighter colours will work better with holographic material because they will blend easily, whereas dark colours may block the shimmer.
No, our labels are designed exclusively for food packaging and not the actual food product itself as neither the materials nor the adhesive used are food-safe.