Feed & Food Label Graphics
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
I need a designer who can take raw product data and turn it into attractive, regulation-compliant labels for several of my brands. The work is split between livestock-feed products and packaged food items, all originating in Canada but destined for different international markets. That means every file you deliver must satisfy Canadian Vetbio requirements, the relevant feed regulations when they apply, and any country-specific nuances we identify together.
Most projects involve:
• Full-panel layout for a livestock-feed bag or pail, including guaranteed analysis, ingredient list, and mandatory caution statements.
• Retail-ready artwork for packaged foods—front-of-pack claims, nutrition panel, allergens, barcode, and language placement for export markets.
I will supply:
• Final copy, mandatory statements, and any existing brand assets.
• Regulatory references or mark-ups showing where each element must sit.
You will provide:
• Print-ready files (AI or layered PDF) with all fonts outlined and images embedded.
• An editable master file so I can update batch numbers later.
• A quick proof version (RGB PDF) for approval before final release.
Familiarity with CFIA, AAFCO, and general food-label standards will set you apart. If you’ve steered labels through multi-country approvals before, please share examples when you reply.
Most projects involve:
• Full-panel layout for a livestock-feed bag or pail, including guaranteed analysis, ingredient list, and mandatory caution statements.
• Retail-ready artwork for packaged foods—front-of-pack claims, nutrition panel, allergens, barcode, and language placement for export markets.
I will supply:
• Final copy, mandatory statements, and any existing brand assets.
• Regulatory references or mark-ups showing where each element must sit.
You will provide:
• Print-ready files (AI or layered PDF) with all fonts outlined and images embedded.
• An editable master file so I can update batch numbers later.
• A quick proof version (RGB PDF) for approval before final release.
Familiarity with CFIA, AAFCO, and general food-label standards will set you apart. If you’ve steered labels through multi-country approvals before, please share examples when you reply.