Food & Beverage Labels
Labels Built for the Food Industry
From honey jars and hot sauces to craft beers and pantry staples — we print food and beverage labels that stay sharp, stay stuck, and meet South African regulatory requirements. Order instantly, 24–48 hour production.
Free artwork check · pay on Shopify · 24–48h after approval
What We Offer
Everything your food label needs
Food and beverage labels face tough conditions — moisture, oils, cold storage, and retail shelf scrutiny. We use materials and adhesives specifically rated for these environments so your labels look great from production line to consumer hands.
- Cold-chain and freezer-grade adhesives
- Waterproof and moisture-resistant materials
- Oil and grease-resistant finishes
- High-resolution full-colour print
- R146-compliant artwork printing
- Barcode and batch number printing
- Custom shapes and die-cutting
- Gloss, matte, and soft-touch lamination
Regulatory note
Food labels in South Africa must comply with Regulation R146 under the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act. Key requirements include minimum font sizes, mandatory ingredient declarations, allergen statements, and nutritional information panels.
We print exactly to your supplied artwork. Content compliance is the brand owner's responsibility — we recommend reviewing SANS 1695 or consulting a regulatory specialist if you are launching a new product.
Need artwork help?
Email sales@fastlabels.co.za — our team can check your existing file for print-readiness.
Materials
Recommended for food & beverage
White Matte Paper
Dry goods, pantry products, jars
Cost-effective for indoor shelf environments
Gloss White Paper
Premium retail food products
Vivid colour reproduction and a polished finish
Clear BOPP (Polypropylene)
Bottles, jars, transparent packaging
No-label look; waterproof and oil-resistant
White BOPP
Sauces, condiments, cold-chain products
Fully waterproof; survives wet and refrigerated environments
Ready to print your food labels?
Order now. No account required. Production in 24–48 hours.