Sea Moss Label
Sea moss label rules depend on how you sell it. Sold as a food, a jar of sea moss gel needs a name like "Strawberry sea moss gel", its net weight, the ingredients by weight, who made it and where, and Nutrition Facts, unless an exemption fits. Sold as a dietary supplement, the name says so and a Supplement Facts panel takes the place of Nutrition Facts. Our tool makes both panels: pick the route that matches your jar and print.
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What has to be on your sea moss label
Six parts for a gel jar sold as a food, plus what changes when you sell it as a supplement. Each number points to the jar beside the list.
- 1Name of the product21 CFR 101.3"Sea moss gel", with the flavor when there is one: "Strawberry sea moss gel". A supplement puts "dietary supplement" in its name, or a term like "Sea moss supplement".
- 2Net weight21 CFR 101.7Weight in both ounces and grams, low on the front panel within its bottom 30%: NET WT 8 OZ (227g). Capsule bottles usually state the count, like 60 capsules.
- 3Nutrition or Supplement Facts21 CFR 101.9, 101.36Nutrition Facts per serving for gel sold as a food. Supplement Facts per recommended serving when you sell it as a dietary supplement.
- 4Ingredient list21 CFR 101.4Heaviest first. In our sample the blending water outweighs the soaked sea moss, so water leads; Ohio's own sample label starts with sea moss. On a supplement, the capsule shell and fillers go under "Other ingredients".
- 5Allergen statementFALCPASea moss is not one of the 9 major food allergens. What you blend in can be: almond milk brings almonds, a dairy smoothie base brings milk.
- 6Name and address21 CFR 101.5The business behind the jar with its city, state and ZIP code. If a co-packer blends it for you, "Made for" or "Distributed by" in front of your name works.Co-Packer →
Things that are different for sea moss
Sea moss jars and the label that fits
Gel goes in short, wide jars that leave little room on the back. Measure the flat area, then switch formats in the tool.
| Container | Typical label area | Style that usually fits |
|---|---|---|
| 4 oz gel jar | 2.5 × 1.5 in | Tabular (wide) |
| 8 oz gel jar | 3 × 2 in | Standard (vertical)Most common |
| 16 oz gel jar | 3.5 × 3 in | Standard (vertical) |
| Bottle of 60 capsules | 2 × 3.5 in | Supplement Facts |
Start from a strawberry sea moss gel that's already filled in
Soak and rinse the sea moss, blend it with fresh water, then blend in the fruit. Sea moss is in our ingredient library, matched to USDA's raw Irish moss, so every row below is a USDA match. USDA weighs a tablespoon at 5 g, which makes the cup of soaked sea moss 80 g. Buy a different species, or have your supplier's own numbers? Type them in as your own ingredient instead.
| Ingredient | Amount | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Water✓ USDA match | 1 1/2 | cups |
| Sea moss, soaked✓ USDA match | 1 | cup |
| Strawberries✓ USDA match | 1 | cup |
| Agave syrup✓ USDA match | 2 | tbsp |
| Lime juice✓ USDA match | 1 | tbsp |
Sea moss label questions
Sold as a food, yes, unless an exemption fits, like the ones for small businesses that make no nutrition claims. Ohio's fact sheet lists the name, net weight, ingredient list and business name and address as the basics, and says nutrient content or health claims bring the full Nutrition Facts panel with them.
Yes, when the jar is labeled as a supplement and nothing about it says ordinary food. FDA looks at the name, the packaging, the serving size and the directions. Then the name includes "dietary supplement" or "Sea moss supplement", and the label carries Supplement Facts with the amount of sea moss per serving in metric units and everything else under "Other ingredients".
Say what is in the jar, with the flavor if there is one. The sample label in Ohio's fact sheet reads "Sea Moss Gel - Strawberry". Your brand name goes above it, not in its place.
Yes. Pick Supplement Facts, choose capsule as the unit, add the sea moss with its weight per serving and its Latin name, then type the capsule shell and fillers as other ingredients. It costs the same as a food label: $29.
Yes, two: a blank Nutrition Facts panel for gel sold as food and a blank Supplement Facts panel for the supplement route, each as fillable PDF, Word, SVG or PNG. Or start the free preview from the strawberry gel recipe here. Blank Supplement Facts Label →
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