Custom Nutrition Labels printed for Sora with custom colors and foil accents
In short
  • High-contrast adhesive labels printed with your vertical, tabular, dual-column or linear Nutrition Facts panel and barcode.
  • Supplied on machine-ready or hand-peel rolls, flat kiss-cut sheets, or single cut pieces from 500 labels.
  • Standard turnaround takes 10 to 14 business days (rush 4 to 5 days) with free design help and free US delivery.
  • Customers supply their nutrition panel text and we check print legibility on the proof.
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Food & bakery packaging

Custom Nutrition Labels

Updated October 22, 2026

Custom nutrition labels printed with your customer-supplied Nutrition Facts panel, ingredient list, allergen callout and UPC barcode for food pouches, bottles, jars and bakery boxes. Order from 500 labels in 10 to 14 business days (rush in 4 to 5), on rolls or flat sheets, with free design help, no die or plate charges, and free shipping to all 50 states.

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What are custom nutrition labels?

Custom nutrition labels are pressure-sensitive adhesive labels printed with the calorie breakdown, macronutrient percentages, vitamin footnotes, ingredient declarations and allergen lines required on packaged foods and beverages. Growing food makers, commercial bakeries, cold-pressed juicers and snack brands use them to turn blank stand-up pouches, glass jars, plastic clamshells and imported cartons into retail-ready SKUs without pre-printing separate bags for every recipe. Depending on the flat area available on your container, your layout can use a tall vertical box, a wide horizontal tabular grid for shallow jars, or a compact linear format for miniature wrappers. Customers supply their own Nutrition Facts panel and ingredient text, and we check print legibility, rule thickness and barcode contrast on the proof. At CubitPack, custom nutrition labels start at 500 pieces and ship in 10 to 14 business days.

At a glance

Nutrition labels facts

Minimum
500 labels
Turnaround
10-14 business days
Rush
4-5 business days, quoted
Formats
Roll labels, sticker sheets, individual cut pieces
Panel layouts
Vertical standard, tabular horizontal, dual-column, linear
Printing
Crisp 100% K black text, full color CMYK, Pantone
Finishes
Matte (non-glare scan), gloss, foil stamping, spot UV
Materials
Clear, foil; white paper, film & blockout stocks
Shipping
Free to all 50 US states
Formats

Should I order roll nutrition labels, flat sticker sheets or single pieces?

FormatHow they arriveBest forApplication
Roll labelsWound single-file around a coreSnack pouches, bottles, jars and co-packersDispensers or inline applicators
Sticker sheetsKiss-cut panels on flat sheetsBakery clamshells, market goods, meal prepHand peeling at a prep table
Die-cut stickersCut through stock and linerMaster cartons and wholesale club tubsStacked for warehouse staging
Clear labelsTransparent stock with white backupGlass juice bottles and salad containersWhite ink flood behind text
Foil labelsMetallic stock or foil accentsGourmet jars and specialty confectionsHigh-contrast white nutrition zone

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Sizes

What size custom nutrition label fits vertical, tabular and linear panels?

Every nutrition label is cut to your exact width × height in inches with zero die fees. Pick a vertical rectangle when your pouch or bottle has 3+ inches of straight height, or a wide tabular rectangle for squat jars. Whether you are comparing printed nutrition facts labels, nutrition panel stickers on rolls, food nutrition fact labels, tabular and linear nutrition stickers or nutrition labels with logo, we size the template to your exact container.

Label size (W × H)ShapeCommon containersBest format
1.75 × 3.0 inVertical rectangleSingle-column Nutrition Facts box for 8 oz to 12 oz bottles and cartonsRoll or sheet
2.25 × 3.75 inVertical rectangleNutrition Facts plus ingredients and allergens on jars and pouchesRoll labels
3.0 × 4.0 inBack-panel rectangleFull back label (nutrition, ingredients, address, UPC) for 12 oz pouchesRoll or sheet
3.5 × 1.75 inTabular rectangleHorizontal side-by-side layout for short salsa, honey and nut butter jarsRoll labels
3.25 × 4.25 inWide rectangleDual-column panel (per serving and per container) for multi-serve bagsRoll labels
2.25 × 1.25 inCompact rectangleLinear string format for mini cookies, chocolates and small wrappersSticker sheets
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Buying guide

How do I choose nutrition labels?

  1. Measure the flat areaMeasure between jar curves or inside pouch seals and subtract 1/4 inch.
  2. Match panel to heightUse vertical on tall pouches, tabular on short jars, or linear on mini treats.
  3. Combine back infoPut Nutrition Facts, ingredients and UPC on one 3 × 4 in back sticker.
  4. Keep black type in 100% KSet 6 pt nutrient rows and 0.5 pt hairlines in 100% black ink so letters stay crisp.
  5. Choose matte for scanningMatte cuts grocery store glare so small footnotes and barcodes scan fast.
  6. Note cold or cover-up needsTell us if it goes in a freezer or covers an old printed panel.
Materials

What are nutrition labels made of?

ClearGlass juice bottles using a white ink backup behind the nutrition gridClear →
FoilFull-wrap gourmet labels pairing metallic branding with a white nutrition blockFoil →
White paper, white film and cover-up stocksHigh-contrast panels and opaque blockout stickers for relabeling
Freezer and oil-resistant stocksCold-chain meal trays, frozen tubs and oil-rich jars
Finishes

Which finishes can nutrition labels have?

Shapes

Which custom nutrition label shape fits your package?

Specifications

Nutrition labels specifications

SpecOptions
FormatsRoll labels, flat kiss-cut sheets, individual die-cut pieces
ShapesRectangles, squares, circles, ovals, custom outlines (no die charges)
MaterialsClear, foil; white paper, film and cover-up stocks
PrintingFull color CMYK, Pantone, crisp 100% K black for 0.5 pt hairlines and 6 pt text
FinishesMatte, gloss, foil stamping, spot UV; date/lot coding zones
Size rangeAny width × height in inches; min/max limits
AdhesivesPaper, vinyl, clear, kraft or foil stocks with adhesive matched to your container and storage conditions
Roll core & unwindMachine or hand-applied rolls custom wound to your dispenser or applicator setup
Minimum orderFrom 500 labels (multi-flavor splits); ±5% delivery tolerance
Proofing & legibilityCustomers supply nutrition text; we check print legibility on the proof
Turnaround10-14 business days (4-5 days rush); free shipping to all 50 US states

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Uses

How do food, beverage and bakery brands use custom nutrition labels?

Printing separate nutrition stickers lets you buy unprinted pouches, jars, bottles or clamshells in bulk and label each flavor on demand. Tell us how your food is packed, stored and sold, and we will help you size the panel

Stand-up snack pouches and coffee bags
Stand-up snack pouches and coffee bagsRoasters, granola makers, nut packers and jerky brands apply a 3 × 4 inch rectangular back label carrying the vertical Nutrition Facts box, ingredient list, allergen callout and scannable UPC barcode across stock matte, foil or natural kraft pouches.
Bakery clamshells, deli grabs and meal-prep trays
Bakery clamshells, deli grabs and meal-prep traysCommercial bakeries, grab-and-go cafés and commissary kitchens use kiss-cut sheets or dispenser rolls to seal clear pastry clamshells and refrigerated meal trays with calorie counts, macro breakdowns, heating directions and open best-by date boxes.
Short jars, sauces and cold-pressed juices
Short jars, sauces and cold-pressed juicesSquat salsa, honey, jam and nut butter jars use a 3.5 × 1.75 inch horizontal tabular nutrition sticker that fits cleanly inside the straight glass wall, while cold-pressed juice bottles pair moisture-watching finishes with crisp black-on-white panels.
Imported food localization and recipe updates
Imported food localization and recipe updatesSpecialty food importers and growing CPG brands apply opaque cover-up nutrition stickers directly over foreign-language cartons or outdated pre-printed bags when a formulation, sweetener or serving weight changes mid-season.
Design ideas

Nutrition labels design ideas

Example designs with made-up brands. Your packaging is made to your design.

Vertical Nutrition Facts, ingredients and UPC on one 3 × 4 in back label
Vertical Nutrition Facts, ingredients and UPC on one 3 × 4 in back label
Crisp 100% black hairlines and bold calorie callout on matte stock
Crisp 100% black hairlines and bold calorie callout on matte stock
Horizontal tabular nutrition sticker sized for a shallow glass jar
Horizontal tabular nutrition sticker sized for a shallow glass jar
Full bottle wrap pairing colorful front branding with a white nutrition block
Full bottle wrap pairing colorful front branding with a white nutrition block
Avoid these

What are the most common custom nutrition label mistakes?

Nutrition panels pack 6 pt type, thin rules and barcodes into a tight space. Avoid these five errors. When specifying branded nutrition labels, wholesale nutrition labels, bulk custom nutrition labels, personalized nutrition labels and custom size nutrition labels, avoid these common production mistakes

  1. Setting small nutrient text and 0.5 pt hairlines in 4-color CMYK rich black instead of 100% K black.
  2. Forcing a tall 3.5 in vertical panel onto a short jar where the top edge hits the shoulder curve.
  3. Supplying a low-resolution 72 DPI screenshot instead of crisp vector outlines or 300+ DPI artwork.
  4. Relabeling over an existing printed panel with standard paper instead of opaque cover-up blockout stock.
  5. Cropping the white quiet zone off the left and right edges of the UPC barcode.
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Custom printed nutrition labels vs office printers: which is better?

Office sheets or desktop printerCustom nutrition labels from CubitPack
Small-type sharpnessDesktop toner flakes or inkjet bleeds on 6 pt typeHigh-resolution press output keeps 6 pt type and 0.5 pt rules sharp
Panel dimensionsFixed office sheet templatesCut to your exact vertical, tabular or linear width × height
DurabilityUncoated paper smudges in moisture or kitchen oilsMatte or gloss finishes plus clear and foil stocks
Application speedSlow hand-peeling from office sheetsDispenser-ready rolls or kiss-cut sheets
Prepress checkYou troubleshoot margins and barcode contrast aloneFree design help, legibility check, proof and 3D mockup

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Safety and sustainability

Are nutrition labels safe and sustainable?

Customer-supplied wording & proof legibility

Customers supply their nutrition panel or state warning text and we check print legibility on the proof; we never claim legal compliance or certification ourselves.

FSC paper and ISO 9001 partner facilities

FSC paper, food-safe materials and ISO 9001 production are available on request through partner facilities.

Cold-chain & storage notes

Tell your account manager if your label goes onto frozen tubs or refrigerated bottles so we match the stock.
How it works

How do I order custom nutrition labels?

1 · Start

Tell us what you need

Size, quantities or AI concept
2 · Custom quote

Compare volume pricing

Dedicated account manager
3 · Before you pay

Approve your proof

Digital proof + 3D mockup
4 · 10–14 days

Made and shipped

Free to all 50 states
Pricing

How much do custom nutrition labels cost?

The price depends on four things, and every custom quote is free.

Width × height

A 1.75 × 3 in panel uses less stock than a 3.25 × 4.25 in back label

Quantity & SKU count

Unit cost drops at 1,000, 2,500 and 5,000+, especially when flavors share one size

Ink & color

Black-on-white panels cost less than full CMYK, Pantone or foil

Stock & adhesive

Clear, foil, freezer or cover-up blockout stocks cost more than standard stock

Keep all back nutrition labels on the exact same width × height across flavors so they share one setup. You pay zero die or plate fees, get 10% off your first order, and we beat written US competitor quotes. Buyers ordering stand-up snack pouches nutrition labels can compare up to three quantities in one quote.

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Shipping

How does shipping work?

Why CubitPack

Why brands choose CubitPack

Dedicated specialist

One account manager from quote to delivery

Pantone guaranteed

Clearly off? We reprint

Reprint or refund

If we get it wrong, you choose

BBB accredited

A US business you can check
FAQ

Nutrition labels questions

Do you generate the calorie numbers or verify FDA compliance?

No. Customers supply their nutrition panel or state warning text and we check print legibility on the proof. We do not provide lab analysis or legal compliance sign-off, and we print the exact panel you approve.

What size sticker do I need for a vertical Nutrition Facts panel?

A standalone vertical Nutrition Facts box usually measures 1.75 × 3.0 inches to 2.0 × 3.5 inches. Combining Nutrition Facts, ingredients, allergens, distributor address and a UPC barcode on one pouch back sticker typically takes 2.25 × 3.75 inches or 3.0 × 4.0 inches.

When should I use a tabular or linear nutrition layout?

Use a tabular horizontal layout (around 3.5 × 1.75 inches) on short jars like salsa, nut butter or honey where the straight wall is under 2 inches tall. Use a compact linear string layout (around 2.25 × 1.25 inches) on small single-serve bars or cookies.

How do you keep 6 pt nutrition text and hairlines sharp?

Small black text blurs when artwork is built in four-color CMYK rich black because four plates must align on tiny letters. Set all nutrition text, borders, 0.5 pt hairlines and barcode bars in 100% K (black only) on a solid white background using vector artwork.

Can I order opaque labels to cover an old or imported panel?

Yes. When relabeling imported food cartons or updating pre-printed pouches after a recipe change, ask for an opaque cover-up stock in the quote notes. The barrier backing blocks old text and barcodes underneath.

Should I choose matte or gloss finish for nutrition labels?

Matte finish is preferred for back-panel nutrition and barcode labels because its low-glare surface makes 6 pt to 8 pt type easy to read and stops store lights from reflecting into barcode scanners. Gloss works well on full-wrap drink or sauce labels.

Can I combine multiple flavors in a single 500-label order?

Yes. In Step 2 of the quote form, select 2 designs or 3+ designs and list how many flavors and labels per SKU you need in the notes. Keeping every flavor on the exact same width × height lets us quote your set together.

Will these labels stay stuck on refrigerated or frozen containers?

Tell us in the quote notes whether your containers are labeled at room temperature and then chilled, or labeled in a cold room, and whether they face moisture or oils. We match the stock and adhesive.

Can we stamp or thermal-print best-by dates onto the label?

Yes. Ask our design team to reserve an open white box for your lot code and expiration date.

How long does production take and what is the minimum order?

Our minimum is 500 labels, with trial runs considered case by case. Production takes 10 to 14 business days after you approve your proof and 3D mockup and pay, or 4 to 5 business days with rush. US shipping is free.

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Terms

Nutrition labels terms, explained

Vertical panel
Tall rectangular Nutrition Facts box for packages with 3+ inches of height
Tabular format
Horizontal side-by-side Nutrition Facts layout for short jars and trays
Linear format
Compact string-style nutrition paragraph for mini wrappers
100% K black
Single-channel black ink that keeps 6 pt type and hairlines sharp
Blockout stock
Opaque label backing that hides existing text or barcodes underneath
Quiet zone
Clear white margin around a barcode required for optical scanning
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One dedicated account manager prepares pricing across up to 3 quantities.

  • Free design & AI-to-print studio + 3D mockup
  • No die or plate charges · 4–5 day rush available
  • Free shipping to all 50 states
  • 10% off your first order
  • Reprint or refund if we get it wrong
Published October 22, 2026Updated October 22, 2026Next review January 20, 2027
How we checked this page

Every CubitPack fact on this page comes from our confirmed offers (500-label minimum, 10 to 14 business day turnaround, formats, shapes and finishes) and was checked by a packaging specialist. Customers supply their nutrition panel text and we check print legibility on the proof. Tell us if something looks wrong.

Sources
  1. CubitPack minimums (500 labels), turnaround (10-14 business days, rush 4-5), free design help, no die or plate charges, free 50-state shipping, Pantone guarantee, compliance policy
  2. Standard vertical, tabular and linear Nutrition Facts panel layouts and typographic hierarchy
  3. 21 CFR 101.9 overview of vertical, tabular and linear panel formats supplied by food manufacturers
What changed
  • October 22, 2026: First published.
  • October 22, 2026: Updated specifications, terminology, and verified source links.
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