Tamper-aware bag seals
A branded seal across the bag opening shows that an order has not been opened, which customers appreciate for delivery.
Food & Beverage · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Catering and takeout run on speed, and a sticker on the lid closes the bag, names the dish and carries the brand into every office and home. We print lid seals, bag stickers and allergen labels on rolls in short runs, with a free proof and a two-day turnaround after approval.
2-day turnaround after proof approval · Free proofs · Small runs welcome
Why it matters
A branded seal across the bag opening shows that an order has not been opened, which customers appreciate for delivery.
Print clear icons or text for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-aware or nut-aware items, and double-check them against your menu.
Leave a blank area for a name or order number so staff can write quickly during busy periods.
A simple logo sticker on lids and bags carries your name into offices and homes, which adds to word of mouth.
Use a 2 in round seal for bags, a rectangle for lids and a small allergen strip. Matte takes a pen and gloss makes colour pop. Print a first run based on a couple of weeks of orders.
Place the seal across the bag fold so the logo is visible and it works as a closure. Keep the allergen text high-contrast and readable.
Ready to price it? Open the quote builder below, upload your artwork for a free proof, or browse all label industries and label shapes.
Shapes & finishes
All 2Day labels are waterproof BOPP printed on HP Indigo and cut in-house. See all 12 label shapes →
Instant pricing
Your shape and stock are preselected for this industry. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the estimate looks right. Free proof, 2-day turnaround after approval.
Your proof appears here once you upload artwork
We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.
Catering & Takeout Labels FAQ
Heat and steam can affect adhesion. Test on your actual containers and conditions with a short run before ordering a larger quantity.
Yes, but accuracy is your responsibility. Check CFIA allergen labelling guidance and your local rules before you finalise the design.
Rolls are quicker for service; sheets suit small catering jobs. Most food-service users prefer rolls.