Honey Nutritional Fact Labels - Round Black 40mm

The Legal Fine Print, Dressed in Black.

If you sell honey in Australia, the jar needs more than your name on it. Most honey sold to the public has to carry a nutrition information panel, and most beekeepers solve that with the same thing: a white rectangle stuck on the back of the jar, looking exactly like what it is. An afterthought. You can spend real money on jars and a front label, then watch the compliance sticker undo the whole effect.

These round black nutrition fact labels take the opposite approach. You get 100 of them, each one 40mm across, with the full nutrition panel printed in sharp, high-resolution type. Peel, stick, done. The required information goes on looking like a deliberate part of the design rather than a bandaid over it.

A Compliance Sticker That Suits the Jar

Black is an unusual choice for a nutrition label, and that is exactly why it works. Against golden honey and clear glass, a round black label reads as considered, closer to something you would see on a boutique shelf than a market trestle table. If your front label runs dark, minimal or premium, the usual white panel clashes with it. This one belongs.

The Paperwork, Handled

Working out a nutrition panel and laying it up in tiny, legible type is fiddlier than it looks, and getting it wrong is not worth the risk if you are selling. These come pre-printed with the panel honey needs, so that part of the job is done before the jar is filled. One honest note: a nutrition panel is one piece of a fully compliant honey label, not the whole thing. You will still want your own details, product name and weight on the jar, and small-scale sellers should check their local food authority's requirements for their situation.

Sized to Fit Where the Panel Goes

At 40mm, the label fits on the back of a standard jar, on a lid, or on the flat face of a squeeze bottle without crowding anything. It pairs naturally with a larger decorative label on the front, so the jar reads front for flavour, back for facts. A pack of 100 covers a full run of jars from an extraction day.

Specifications

• Shape and size: Round, 40mm diameter
• Colour: Black, with printed nutrition information panel
• Print: High resolution
• Pack size: 100 labels
• Application: Peel and stick
• Suits: Honey jars, containers and bottles

What size are these nutrition label stickers?

Each label is round and measures 40mm across, sized to fit on the back of a standard jar, on a lid, or on the flat face of a squeeze bottle.

How many labels come in a pack?

You get 100 labels per pack, enough to cover a full run of jars from a single extraction day.

Do these labels include a full nutrition information panel?

Yes, each label comes pre-printed with a nutrition information panel in sharp, high-resolution type, so it's ready to use straight out of the pack.

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

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

Why are these labels black instead of the usual white?

Black was chosen because it suits a wider range of jar designs. Against golden honey and clear glass, it reads as considered and premium, and it won't clash with front labels that run dark or minimal, unlike a typical white compliance sticker.

How do I apply the labels?

They're peel and stick. Simply peel the backing off and press the label onto a clean, dry surface on the jar, lid, or bottle.

Can I use these on the lid instead of the jar body?

Yes, at 40mm the labels are sized to sit neatly on a lid as well as the back of a jar or the face of a squeeze bottle.

Do these work with my decorative front label?

Yes, they're designed to pair with a larger decorative label on the front of the jar, so the jar reads front for flavour and back for the required facts.

What container types do these labels suit?

They suit honey jars, containers and bottles, including standard glass jars and squeeze bottles.

Is the print quality good enough to stay legible at this size?

Yes, the nutrition panel is printed in high resolution, keeping the small type sharp and legible despite the compact 40mm size.