Royal Label
Label printer making supplement and extended-content labels in-house, with its own design department.
- MOQ
- Not publicly disclosed
- LEAD TIME
- Not publicly disclosed
Overview
Royal Label is a custom label printer in Boston, Massachusetts, producing nutraceutical and supplement labels, shrink sleeves, and extended-content labels in-house since 1959. The company offers digital, flexographic, and silkscreen printing with an in-house design department and references FDA label-content requirements for supplement products. Royal Label publishes no third-party certification confirmable against an allowlisted registry.
Certifications
No certifications on record.
Capabilities
- PRODUCT TYPES
- Nutraceutical Labels · Supplement Labels · Shrink Sleeves · Extended-Content Labels · BOPP Labels
- SERVICES
- Secondary Packaging
- CAPABILITIES
- Printing or converting · Label or package design
Sources
- Royal Label Official Website(2026-06-24)
- Royal Label - Custom Nutraceutical Labels(2026-06-24)
What we couldn't verify
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- Whether the facility holds any formal print or food-safety certification (none is published) was not independently confirmed
- Secondary packaging — prints labels and shrink sleeves, not primary containers
- References FDA label-content requirements as design guidance, not as a held certification
- No third-party certification is published, so none could be confirmed against an allowlisted registry
Dietary supplement manufacturers must comply with 21 CFR Part 111 (cGMP). What Part 111 requires
The connection map between Royal Label and other vendors, capabilities, and certifications is in the manufacturer atlas.
Enforcement screening: included in Inventory Ready's most recent completed pass against FDA's published recall datasets (2026-07-09). Method and limits →
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