Labels · by product
Sports nutrition labels
Durable labels for protein, pre-workout and creatine, with the extra rules for caffeine and performance claims checked.
Caffeine statements
If caffeine is added to a food supplement for its physiological effect, the label must say “Contains caffeine. Not recommended for children or pregnant women” and give the amount of caffeine per recommended daily dose. Pre-workouts are where we see this missed most.
Creatine and other performance claims
Creatine has authorised claims, such as “Creatine increases physical performance in successive bursts of short-term, high intensity exercise”, but only with a daily intake of 3 g. Many other sports ingredients have no authorised claims at all, so words like “boosts strength” or “burns fat” can’t be used.
One label per flavour
Digital printing lets you print six flavours in one order without six setups. Ingredients, allergens and nutrition change between flavours, so each gets its own compliance check.
- Material
- White PP with laminate
- Finish
- Gloss for colour, matt for premium
- Packs
- Tubs, pouches, shakers, bottles
- Max width
- 330 mm
- Runs
- 250 to 50,000 per flavour
Nutrient guides
Questions
Is protein powder a food supplement?
It can be either. Sold as a general food it needs the standard nutrition table; labelled as a food supplement it needs the supplement statements. Pick one and label to match.
Can I put Informed Sport or other logos on the label?
Only if your product is certified and you follow the scheme’s artwork rules.
Get a price for these labels
Send your pack size and quantity. Attach artwork and we’ll return compliance notes with the quote.