Honey Labels With Nutritional Facts - Long 100 Pack

One Long Label. The Whole Jar Handled.

Labelling a batch of honey for sale usually means juggling two stickers per jar. Something presentable on the front, the nutrition panel around the back, and both of them stuck on straight, fifty or a hundred times over. It is slow, and the little back sticker always ends up looking like what it is: an afterthought added to keep the rules happy.

These long-format nutrition labels take a different approach. Instead of a small patch on the back, the label is a single band that runs around the jar, with the full nutrition panel printed in sharp, high-resolution type on glossy paper. You get a pack of 100, in your choice of two sizes, applied in one pass instead of two.

The Long Way Around

The format is what sets these apart. A band that wraps the jar sits flat, follows the glass, and makes the nutrition panel feel like part of the packaging rather than a sticker covering it. How far it reaches depends on your jar. On smaller jars it wraps most of the way around, on wider ones it covers a generous stretch of the back and sides. Either way, the jar looks finished from every angle, not just the front.

Two Sizes, Because Jars Are Not One Size

The small label measures 200 x 43mm, a slim band suited to smaller jars and squeeze bottles where a tall label would crowd the curve. The large is 232 x 68mm, with the extra height and length that bigger jars, such as 1kg rounds, carry comfortably. A quick loop of string around your jar before ordering tells you exactly what you are working with.

The Paperwork, Mostly Done

Most honey sold to the public in Australia needs a nutrition information panel, and setting one out in small, legible type is harder than it sounds. These arrive with that job finished. Worth knowing: the panel is one part of a fully compliant label, so you will still add your own name, product details and weight, and small-scale sellers should check their local food authority's requirements. And since these are glossy paper rather than vinyl, wipe drips off promptly and they will stay looking sharp.

Specifications

• Format: Long wraparound label with printed nutrition information panel
• Small size: 200 x 43mm
• Large size: 232 x 68mm
• Material: Glossy paper
• Print: High resolution
• Pack size: 100 labels
• Application: Peel and stick, suits honey jars, containers and bottles

What sizes do these wraparound labels come in?

They come in two sizes: a small label at 200 x 43mm suited to smaller jars and squeeze bottles, and a large label at 232 x 68mm for bigger jars such as 1kg rounds.

How do I know which size fits my jar?

A quick way to check is to loop a piece of string around your jar before ordering, then compare that measurement to the small (200 x 43mm) and large (232 x 68mm) options.

How many labels come in a pack?

Each pack contains 100 labels.

Do these labels wrap all the way around the jar?

How far the label reaches depends on your jar. On smaller jars it wraps most of the way around, and on wider jars it covers a generous stretch of the back and sides.

Does this label include a full nutrition information panel?

Yes, each label is printed with a nutrition information panel in sharp, high-resolution type, ready to apply straight from the pack.

Are these labels enough to make my honey fully compliant for sale?

The nutrition panel is one part of a fully compliant label, not the whole thing. You'll still need to add your own name, product details and weight, and small-scale sellers should check their local food authority's requirements for their situation.

What material are the labels printed on?

They're printed on glossy paper, not vinyl. Wipe off any drips promptly and they'll stay looking sharp.

How do I apply the labels?

They're peel and stick. Simply peel the backing off and press the label around the jar in one pass.

What containers do these labels suit?

They suit honey jars, containers and bottles, including squeeze bottles for the smaller size and larger rounds such as 1kg jars for the bigger size.

Why choose a wraparound label instead of separate front and back labels?

A single wraparound band covers both the presentation and the required nutrition panel in one label and one application, rather than sticking on two separate labels per jar.