Jar-friendly shapes
Round lid labels and wrap labels sized to standard jars, so the label sits flat without bubbling or hiding the product.
Food & Beverage · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Pickles, kimchi, sauerkraut and kombucha are jars and bottles full of colour, so labels should show the product off. We print jar labels and lid seals in short runs, with matte and gloss waterproof BOPP, for makers who sell at markets, in shops and online.
2-day turnaround after proof approval · Free proofs · Small runs welcome
Why it matters
Round lid labels and wrap labels sized to standard jars, so the label sits flat without bubbling or hiding the product.
Leave space for a batch number or ferment date, so you can trace a jar back to a kitchen day.
Waterproof BOPP suits chilled jars, and you should test on your own containers in your conditions.
Colour-code each ferment so regular customers can find their favourite at a market table in seconds.
A wrap rectangle for the jar front, a 2 in lid label and a back label for ingredients. Matte or kraft-look stock suits a handmade ferment, and gloss shows colour. Print a first run per product.
Place the flavour name big and early, and add the 'keep refrigerated' line where a shopper will see it.
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.
Pickles & Ferments Labels FAQ
Wipe the jar dry and clean before applying. Waterproof BOPP handles moisture on the outside better than paper, though test a short run in your storage.
Food labels in Canada generally need identity, net quantity, ingredients and bilingual elements. Check CFIA requirements and storage instructions like keep refrigerated.
Measure the flat area of the jar. Labels around 3 x 2.5 in are common, but jars differ in taper and shape.