Custom Food Labels
A good label turns packaged food into a finished, recognisable product. We print custom food labels for jars, bottles, boxes and other suitable food packaging.
Ideal for testing a new product, producing smaller batches or running regular small- and medium-scale production.
- Your own design
- Small & larger quantities
- Weather-resistant label film
- Printed & cut in Estonia
What products are custom food labels used for?
Almost any packaged food product carries one. These are the categories we print food packaging labels for most often.
Jams & preserves
Jars, chutneys, pickled products and other preserves.
Honey
Honey jars and different honey varieties.
Sauces & seasonings
Hot sauces, marinades, infused oils and spice blends.
Drinks
Juices, syrups, kombucha and other beverage products.
Baked goods & sweets
Boxes, bags and other packaging for small baked goods and confectionery.
Dry foods
Tea, coffee, granola, spices, seeds and other packaged dry products.
Gifts & seasonal products
Christmas products, limited runs and small-producer gift sets.
Ready meals and chilled foods
Salads, soups, hummus and other ready-made food sold from the chiller.
What makes a good food label design?
- make the product name easy to find
- keep the brand recognisable across the range
- build a clear visual hierarchy
- keep text readable at the actual final size
- use sufficient contrast
- keep important elements away from the cut edge
- use high-quality logos and images
- design at the actual physical dimensions
Food labels don't have to be rectangular
Printed and contour-cut to the shape your packaging actually needs.
Rectangle
Room for ingredients and product information.
Square
A balanced, simple format for a flat package front.
Round
Useful for jar lids or smaller front labels.
Oval
A classic format for preserves and bottles.
Custom-shaped
Contour-cut around your design when the shape itself is part of the branding.
Mind the usable surface
The label needs to fit the usable packaging surface, not simply the overall dimensions of the container.
Measure before you design
Measure the area where the label will actually be applied before designing it.
NOT SURE ABOUT YOUR PACKAGING SURFACE?
Send us a photo or sample of the packaging and we'll help you choose the most suitable material.
Eight print colors instead of four
Every sticker ordered here is printed on the same production equipment — you do not have to choose a print quality separately.
We print with the latest Roland TrueVis equipment — alongside CMYK there is a gray base color plus green, orange and red, which is exactly what a sticker order needs: brand colors that hold, and photos that stay photographic.
In practice this means:
Frequently asked questions about food labels
Yes. Our labels are printed on weather-resistant adhesive film and suit normal use in moist conditions. If the packaging sees frequent condensation, rubbing or cleaning, a laminated option adds further protection.
Standard adhesive vinyl works well on most clean, smooth glass, metal and common packaging surfaces. Certain plastics, rough surfaces or specially treated packaging may need stronger hi-tack adhesive.
Food packaging labels carry branding, product names, ingredients, variants, producer information and other product details on jars, bottles, boxes and other suitable packaging.
Hi-tack uses a stronger adhesive and is intended for more difficult surfaces. As it's a more expensive specialist option, we recommend it when standard adhesive isn't suitable for the actual packaging.
On flat backing sheets approximately A4 in size. Each label is individually contour-cut and ready to peel from the sheet and apply by hand.
Not at the moment. Our labels are supplied on flat sheets and are intended primarily for manual application in small and medium production runs.
Yes. Our food label stickers are custom printed on adhesive film, contour-cut to the required shape and supplied on flat backing sheets for manual application.
Yes. Upload your finished artwork or existing design and, where necessary, we can help prepare the file for production.
Yes. Different products can share one visual system while the name, colour, flavour or other design elements change. Each variant is ordered as its own design.