Food & Beverage Label Templates

FOOD AND DRINK PACKAGING THAT LOOKS LIKE ONE BRAND

Bring your jars, bottles, pouches, tins and gift boxes together with 50 editable food and beverage label templates for Canva.

This blue botanical collection combines delicate illustrated borders, warm ivory backgrounds, elegant typography and practical spaces for your product details. Choose a layout for the package you use, add your brand and product information, then prepare the finished design for printing.

A preserve jar, a granola pouch and a bottled drink can use different label formats while still looking like part of the same collection.

DIGITAL PRODUCT ONLY. You are purchasing editable design templates. Printed labels, food, drinks, jars, bottles, bags, boxes, tins, ribbon and other photography props are not included.

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• 50 distinct editable label layouts in Canva. • A coordinated blue botanical design theme. • Square, round, rectangular, oval, arched, scalloped and rounded formats. • Designs for product fronts, information backs, jar lids, wraps, bands, closures and packaging strips. • Barcode graphics and QR examples across the collection. • Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Pinterest icons. • Editable sample branding, product names and information fields. • A matching design catalogue and editing guide with label names, page numbers and dimensions in inches and millimetres.

The collection contains 50 label layouts, not 50 physical stickers or 50 pre-written food formulas. The guide is separate from the 50 label pages.

The templates include sample branding and placeholders. Finished food and beverage packaging in the listing images demonstrates possible customisations.

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Adapt the collection for an artisan food brand, independent beverage business, pantry collection, specialty-food shop, market-stall range or food gifting business.

Possible applications include suitable packaging for:

• Jams, preserves and fruit spreads. • Honey and other jarred pantry products. • Sauces, condiments and savoury products. • Granola, cereal mixes and dry goods. • Coffee beans and ground-coffee packaging. • Loose-leaf tea and tea collections. • Spice blends and seasoning products. • Snacks, biscuits and other packaged foods. • Bottled iced tea, lemonade and coffee drinks. • Juice and other non-alcoholic beverage packaging. • Food assortments and pantry gift boxes. • Ingredient, care, batch and reorder information.

These examples describe possible uses of the designs. You choose the product, wording, packaging materials and final application that suit your own business.

The collection supplies the visual structure. Your recipes, brand identity and product information make the finished labels yours.

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A tall bottle, a short jar and a window pouch have different proportions. They do not need an identical sticker to look like part of one range.

Use a portrait layout on a suitable pouch, a narrow design on a bottle, a round label on a lid or a longer wrap around a straight-sided jar.

The shared botanical artwork, blue rules, ivory ground and typography connect the collection while the different layouts help you organise your information.

Pair a compact front with a separate information panel when your product needs more room. Choose a larger layout when the amount of text would make a small sticker difficult to read.

Start with the actual package, measure its available space and use the guide to select a suitable design.