Shelf labels for produce stands and farm markets

Prices change with supply, signage lives outdoors, and the tag often has to say where the thing was grown as much as what it costs.

Build labels for your produce and farm market →

What belongs on a produce and farm market shelf tag

Price and unitPer pound, each, or per basket. The unit is half the price.
Item nameRead from further away than any indoor shelf tag.
Origin or growerLocal provenance is the reason a farm market can charge more than the supermarket.
Organic or variety noteDistinguishes facings that otherwise look identical.

The price changes faster than the sign lasts

Produce pricing moves with what arrived that morning, so signage is disposable by nature. The useful workflow is regenerating a whole set in one pass and printing it on plain paper, not maintaining a careful library of designs.

Ready-made designs for produce stands and farm markets

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

What to print on

Plain card stock in quarter-page and half-page sizes, printed cheaply and replaced often. Die-cut label sheets are wasted on signage that gets rained on.

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 produce and farm market →