Packaged Food Label Maker
Packaged food labels in the US need six things: the name of the food, the net quantity, the Nutrition Facts panel, the ingredient list, the major allergens, and the name and address of the business behind it. Our maker builds the three parts that take real work, from your recipe, and shows you where everything goes on the package.

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See the regulated parts of your package label before you pay.
The six parts of a packaged food label
Every food in package form sold in the US carries these, unless a specific exemption applies.
Where each part goes on the package
What we make for your packaging, and what you add
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Packaged food label questions
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The statement of identity, net quantity, Nutrition Facts, ingredient list, major allergens, and the name and place of business. Small businesses and small packages can qualify for certain nutrition label exemptions.
It goes on the information panel, the one just to the right of the front, or on the front itself. If that panel is too small, the next usable panel to the right can count.
The rule asks for street address, city, state and ZIP code, but the street may be left off if your business is listed in a current city or phone directory.
Yes. You get a vector PDF at actual size and an SVG, so the label stays sharp on any package.
Yes. Make the label from your recipe, and list your business with "Manufactured for" or "Distributed by" if the co-packer makes it.
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