Custom Honey Label
Custom honey labels need the word "honey" on the front, the net weight in ounces and grams, your name and address, and in most cases a Nutrition Facts panel based on 1 tablespoon. Pure honey needs no ingredient list. Enter your jar size and get a print-ready label with the honey nutrition information already worked out.
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What has to be on your honey label
Six parts, front and back. The numbers match the jar on the left.
- 1The name "honey"21 CFR 101.3Pure honey is called "honey". You may add the floral source, like "Clover honey", if it really is the main source.
- 2Net weight21 CFR 101.7Honey is sold by weight, not fluid ounces. Write NET WT in ounces and grams in the bottom 30% of the front label.
- 3Nutrition Facts21 CFR 101.9Per 1 tablespoon. Small sellers can be exempt, but many stores and markets still ask for one.
- 4Ingredient list (optional)FDA honey guidancePure honey does not need one. Add cinnamon, chili or a flavor and it does.
- 5Allergen statementFALCPAHoney is not one of the 9 major allergens. Infused honey with nuts or sesame must say so.
- 6Name and address21 CFR 101.5Who packed it, with city, state and ZIP. Bottled by someone else? Use "Packed for" or "Distributed by".
Things that are different for honey
Honey jars and the label that fits
Bears and small jars leave little room on the back. Pick a size and switch label styles in the tool to see what fits.
| Container | Typical label area | Style that usually fits |
|---|---|---|
| 2 oz mini jar | 1.5 × 2 in | Address or phone for nutrition info |
| 12 oz honey bear | 3 × 1 in | Small package (linear)Most common |
| 1 lb glass jar | 6 × 2 in | Wide (tabular) |
| 5 lb tub | 4 × 5 in | Standard (vertical) |
Start from a honey label that's already filled in
Pure honey is one line. Add cinnamon or chili flakes for an infused honey and the label, ingredient list and added sugars update.
| Ingredient | Amount | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Honey✓ USDA match | 1 | lb |
Honey label questions
Often, but not always. If your sales are under the FDA small business limits and you make no nutrition claims, you can skip the Nutrition Facts panel. The name, net weight and your address are still required. Our free quiz tells you which side you are on. Do I Need a Nutrition Label? →
For 1 tablespoon (21 g) of pure honey: 60 calories, 17 g total carbohydrate (6% DV), 17 g total sugars, including 17 g added sugars (34% DV). Fat, sodium and protein all round to zero.
In ounces by weight. Honey is a viscous food, and FDA rules say those are labeled by weight. A 12 oz honey bear holds 12 ounces by weight, written as "NET WT 12 OZ (340g)".
Yes, if you have information that the plant on the label is the main floral source. If you are not sure, plain "Honey" is always correct.
For the front design, sure. The back is where templates go wrong: servings per container, rounding and the added sugars line all have to be right for your jar. We fill those in for your exact jar size and export a PDF or SVG your designer can drop in.
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