Food Label Printing · Johannesburg · South Africa

Food labels that make your product fly off shelves.

Professional food label printing in Johannesburg for sauces, honey, jams, chutneys, biltong, bread and every packaged food product. VerohSticky stock survives kitchen and retail conditions. No minimum order.

Sauces, jams, honey & chutneys

Biltong, dried meat & snacks

Bread, baked goods & confectionery

Freezer & fridge-safe options

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Food Labels

Food Labels that make your product stand out.

Whether you make a single product or a full range, your food label is the first thing a customer sees. We print food labels that look premium, stick properly, and represent your brand the way it deserves — from 1 unit upwards.

Sauces, jams, honey & chutneys
Biltong, dried meat & snacks
Bread, baked goods & confectionery
Freezer & fridge-safe options

All around South Africa

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Food Label Compliance

SA law requires 6 things on every food label.

Serving size, calories, total fat, macros, vitamins & minerals, and % daily values — all required by South African food regulations. Miss one and your product can be pulled off the shelf. We typeset your nutritional panel accurately so you don't have to worry about it. Just bring your data — we handle the rest.

Not sure what you need? See the full compliance breakdown below ↓

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FAQs

Common questions, answered.

What must be on a food label in South Africa?

South African food regulations require: serving size, calories per serving (in kJ and/or kcal), total fat (including saturated and trans fat), macronutrients (carbohydrates, fibre, sugars, sodium, protein), micronutrients (vitamins and minerals), and % daily values based on a 2 000 calorie diet.

What is serving size on a food label?

Serving size is the quantity per serving and the number of servings per container. South African regulations require this to be realistic and clearly stated — all nutrient values on the label are based on this declared serving size.

How are calories shown on South African food labels?

Calories must be shown as total energy per serving in kilojoules (kJ) and/or kilocalories (kcal). Some labels also display values per 100g. To calculate total product calories, multiply the per-serving value by the number of servings.

What fat information is required on a food label?

Total fat per serving must be declared, broken down into saturated fat and trans fat. Saturated and trans fats must be listed separately as they are regulated under South African food law due to their association with health risk.

What macronutrients and micronutrients must appear on a food label?

Macronutrients required include total carbohydrate (dietary fibre and sugars), sodium, and protein — all per serving. Micronutrients such as Vitamin D, Calcium, Iron, and Potassium must be shown in mg or mcg, and as a % of the recommended daily intake for an average adult on a 2 000 calorie diet.

What does % daily value mean on a food label?

% Daily Value shows how much each nutrient in one serving contributes to a daily diet, based on a 2 000 calorie reference intake. It helps consumers quickly assess whether a product is high or low in a particular nutrient.

Can Verohs Printers typeset my nutritional panel?

Yes. Bring your nutrition facts as a PDF, image, or text file and we'll typeset it directly onto your label. We can also include it in your supplied artwork. Contact us if you're unsure what you need — we're happy to help.

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Food Label Compliance

What your food label must include.

South African food regulations require packaged food products to carry specific information. Here's what every compliant food label needs — and what we print for you.

Serving Size

The quantity per serving and number of servings per container. Regulators require this to be realistic and clearly stated — all nutrient values on the label are based on this amount.

Calories per Serving

Total energy per serving in kilojoules (kJ) and/or kilocalories (kcal). To find total product calories, multiply per-serving calories by number of servings. Some labels also show per 100g values.

Total Fat

Total fat per serving, broken down into saturated fat and trans fat. Saturated and trans fats must be listed separately as they are the types most associated with health risk and are regulated under South African food law.

Macros & Micros

Total carbohydrate (including dietary fibre and sugars), sodium, and protein — all per serving. Dietary fibre slows sugar absorption and keeps consumers satiated. All values are based on the declared serving size.

Minerals & Vitamins

Micronutrients such as Vitamin D, Calcium, Iron, and Potassium shown in milligrams (mg) or micrograms (mcg). Values are displayed per 1 serving and as a % of the recommended daily intake for an average adult on a 2 000 calorie diet.

% Daily Value

Shows how much each nutrient in one serving contributes to a daily diet — based on a 2 000 calorie reference intake. Helps consumers quickly assess whether a product is high or low in a particular nutrient.

We print your nutritional info accurately. Bring your nutrition facts panel as a PDF, image, or text file and we'll typeset it directly onto your label — or include it in your supplied artwork. Not sure what you need? Ask us — we're happy to help.