Put your brand on the pack. With artwork built for the format.
For capsule supplement brands starting from a design brief or existing artwork. Match your brand to the chosen jar or blister pack, with the artwork requirements, market versions and approvals agreed before printing.
Written offer within 1 to 3 business days.
Work with the front and information panels.See how the flat design wraps around the jar.Review the branded pack before final artwork.
Start with your brand assets. Or bring your artwork.
Send your brand assets or current artwork, selected pack and target markets. We can then scope the design work, technical checks, regulatory review, printing and application around your capsule supplement.
These are separate tasks. Naming each one in the offer gives your designer and production team a shared brief and approval process.
Build the label around its intended market
EU food-information and food-supplement rules set the starting requirements. The exact label also depends on the ingredients, claims and countries where the product will be sold.
Regulation (EU) 1169/2011
Sets general food-information requirements, including allergen information and language rules for mandatory information. Check the version and requirements applicable to your product.
Directive 2002/46/EC
Sets requirements specific to food supplements, including the recommended daily portion, relevant warnings and declared amounts of the substances characterising the product.
The name on the label
Under Article 8 of Regulation (EU) 1169/2011, responsibility for food information generally sits with the operator under whose name the food is marketed, or the EU importer if that operator is not established in the Union. Confirm the relevant parties and responsibilities for your product.
Claims
Nutrition and health claims must comply with Regulation (EC) 1924/2006 and the applicable conditions of use. Agree a market-specific review of any proposed claims before approving the label.
Preview the pack before briefing the artwork
Use the label designer to explore your logo, wording and proportions on example packs. It produces a visual mockup, not production artwork or a compliance approval. Then confirm the actual packaging format and dieline.
For market-entry requirements and the document brief, see regulatory support. The general rules are available in Regulation (EU) 1169/2011 and Directive 2002/46/EC.
Give everyone the same artwork brief
Agree the deliverables, checks and approval steps before artwork is released to print.
- 01
The artwork specification
Use the dieline, dimensions, bleed, resolution and colour requirements for the exact component. Confirm label material and application constraints with the pack specification.
- 02
What is checked, and against what
Define technical prepress checks separately from ingredient, claim and legal review. Name the person or provider responsible for each approval.
- 03
Revision rounds and rejection reasons
Agree the included revision rounds, feedback process and extra-work fees. Changes should identify the affected file, version and reason.
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Printing, languages and application
Confirm who prints and applies the labels, which market versions are included and how each approved file is matched to its production run.
Connect artwork approval to product evidence
A production certificate does not approve a label. Check the certificate scope separately, and confirm the ingredient, claim and artwork evidence required for your product.
FDA registration is a filing, not FDA approval.
See all certificates, with issuer, scope and what each one does not cover.
Label design and artwork questions
Do you design labels?
Yes, label and design support form part of the capsule service range. Your offer should identify the design deliverables and distinguish them from regulatory review, printing and application.
Do you check my label for EU compliance?
Regulatory support can be scoped with the project. Confirm the markets, checks, reviewer and approval responsibilities in your offer. A technical print check alone does not establish legal compliance.
Who is legally responsible if a label is wrong?
Responsibility for food information is defined by Regulation (EU) 1169/2011 and depends on the operator under whose name the food is marketed, or the EU importer where applicable. Other operators also have duties. Agree the review and approval responsibilities for your supply arrangement.
How many revision rounds are included?
The offer should state how many revision rounds are included, what counts as a round and what extra changes cost. Send your existing artwork or design brief and the number of pack and language versions so the work can be quoted clearly.
Can you print labels in several languages for several markets?
Include the countries, languages and quantities per version in your brief. Design, translation, regulatory review and printing scope need to be confirmed for each version.
What should I send with my artwork?
Send the selected pack and dieline if available, brand assets, target countries and languages, product specification, ingredient information and proposed claims. Identify the current artwork version and the checks you need.
Do you apply the labels, or do I?
Confirm label application in your offer, together with the component, printing responsibility and production location. This makes the finished-pack scope and any separate work clear.
Bring your brand to the production brief
Send your artwork or design brief, pack format and target markets. Receive a written offer within 1 to 3 business days.
See the proportions before final artwork. Try the label designer.