FOOD & HANDMADE
Papad packet labels with MRP, net weight and dates
For papad made at home or in a small unit: a 50 × 38 mm sticker for the packet with the papad’s name, MRP, net weight and dates, and a barcode you can scan for your own stock.
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What’s on it
- Product name, such as Urad Dal Papad
- MRP
- Net quantity
- Manufacture date and best before
- A barcode for your stock
Change any of it in the editor: text, sizes, your logo, or the label size.
Print it in 3 steps
Open the template
It opens in your browser with empty boxes for your details. No sign-up needed to try it.
Type your details
The papad’s name, its MRP, the net weight and the dates. Change the name and MRP for each flavour.
Print or save a PDF
On A4 label sheets with a normal printer, or on a label roll. Print one first and check it before you print many.
Questions
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Should I write the weight or the number of papads?
Papad is usually sold by weight, such as 200 g. You can add the count on its own line, such as “About 20 pieces”, with a text box in the editor. Check what your product’s rules ask for.
Where do I list the ingredients?
This small sticker is for the front of the packet. For a back label with the ingredients (such as urad dal flour, salt, black pepper and edible oil), licence number and address, use the packed food label.
Can I print a label for each flavour?
Yes. Change the name and MRP for moong, masala or rice papad and print again, or save each flavour as its own design to reprint it next season.
Is this barcode for shops?
No. It holds your own item code, for your stock and billing. For a shop barcode, use the MRP sticker with barcode and your GS1 number.
Papad ka label Hindi mein bana sakte hain?
Yes. Type the name in Hindi, such as उड़द दाल पापड़, and print with a normal printer. A Zebra printer’s own font has no Hindi.
Label your next batch in minutes.
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