Shelf labels for delis and bakeries

Case labels change daily, get handled with gloves, and sit behind glass where small type disappears — a completely different problem from a dry shelf edge.

Build labels for your deli and bakery →

What belongs on a deli and bakery shelf tag

Item nameThe largest thing on the card. Customers read the case from four feet back.
Price and unitPer pound, each, or per half-dozen — the unit matters as much as the number.
Allergen noteThe field customers ask staff about most, and the one worth printing to stop the question.
Prepared or sell-by dateRotation and customer trust.

These get reprinted every single day

A deli case is re-labelled far more often than a dry shelf, so the thing that matters is how fast yesterday's set can be regenerated with today's items and prices — not how the card looks the first time you design it.

Ready-made designs for delis and bakeries

Included and editable — change any field, size or colour.

What to print on

Bigger, heavier cards than shelf tags: quarter-page and half-page signage on plain card stock, reprinted daily, beats die-cut labels here.

How it works

  1. Import your products from a spreadsheet, a POS export, or a photo of a price list.
  2. Pick one of the designs above, or build your own.
  3. Choose the stock you have — Avery sheets, Dymo, Zebra, Brother, or plain paper.
  4. Export the PDF and print it at actual size.
Start with your deli and bakery →