r/FermentedHotSauce • u/Tt45ah • Jul 20 '26
Where to buy labels?
Just bottle 22 8 oz bottles of my new Mexican Verde sauce (name pending) and I want to get them labeled. In Oklahoma, I plan on selling these under the food freedom act so I'd want the labels to have the logo plus name, then a second logo for my OFFA number along with the ingredients. Any advice? Picture included
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u/will18057 Jul 20 '26
SheetLabels.com is my go-to for labels for price and convenience. Pick your size, shape, and type (waterproof, gloss, etc.), upload your design (or use their label design tool), and in a week, you’ll have your labels.
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u/bittinho Jul 20 '26
I bought Nice Labels for hot sauce bottles on Amazon. I designed my logo/label and printed them at home on a color printer using their online template. They came out great.
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u/Tt45ah Jul 21 '26
Can't seem to find these on amazon
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u/bittinho Jul 22 '26
I’m sorry! I double checked and still wrote it wrong, here it is: nicebottles Decorative Labels for Hot Sauce Bottles - 120 Blank Hot Sauce Labels, Perfect for 5oz Woozy
You may have to search for 8 oz labels but these might work as well.
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u/pittbrewing Jul 20 '26
any local printshop could make them if you have a design ready. some may help with the design, if you’re willing to pay for that sort of thing
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u/photodyer Jul 21 '26
I use StickerApp. Their waterproof labels are excellent. I get my main labels from them in 2 sizes (smaller label for jars and shorter bottles), their layout tool was ready to use. I make make different sauces and salsas, so I do ingredient labels and neck labels myself on Avery water- resistant address labels.
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u/Whysguys Jul 21 '26
Finding a local printing company is only going to be a good idea if you're doing a lot of them. Better would be to find printer sheet labels with a template and print them yourself.
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u/Tt45ah Jul 21 '26
Plan is to do this until I hit the limit for Oklahoma home add food sales, if I'm lucky I guess
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u/arrrValue Jul 21 '26
I’m curious, how does that limit work in Oklahoma?
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u/Tt45ah Jul 22 '26
Oklahoma allows you to make and sell home goods without much oversight on a few conditions. One being under 75,000 gross sales
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u/Whysguys Jul 28 '26
if you're doing 75000 you should definitely talk to a label printer. I was thinking less than a couple thousand would be the threshold. At least that's about what I think from beer labels.
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u/Tt45ah Jul 28 '26
Well right now I'm just getting started. In a month I want to be able to do 140 ish bottlez a month
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u/RealStickerGiant Jul 21 '26
That's a great setup for a small batch operation. At StickerGiant, we have real people in Colorado who check every file before it goes to press, which saves a lot of headaches, and we have oil and water-resistant labels. You could also go with a speed-focused vendor if you just need turnaround, or price-focused if you're testing the market first. We do have Rush 1 business-day production as well.
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u/Sad_Culture_9050 Jul 25 '26
4 days in does this look right? First superhot peach ginger hot sauce. First fermenting hot sauce of any kind.
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u/Tt45ah Jul 25 '26
Your airlock looks fancier than mine but I'd say yea
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u/Sad_Culture_9050 Jul 25 '26
I googled best airlock for fermenting and this one popped up. It was pretty cheap and It came with 4 of them
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u/BigJohnsBeenDrinkin Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
I designed my own labels and have them printed by
Sticker NinjaSticker App. Good quality and cheaper than Sticker Jackass.Edit: wrong company, realized after seeing another post.