Health & Wellness Packaging in Stamford, CT

Health and wellness packaging serves one of the fastest-growing consumer goods categories -- the dietary supplement, vitamin, functional food, and wellness product segment where packaging must communicate nutritional credibility, ingredient transparency, and premium quality to a consumer base that reads labels with sophisticated nutritional literacy and evaluates packaging quality as a proxy for product quality and brand trustworthiness.

FDA Supplement Labeling Requirements

Dietary supplement packaging in the US must comply with FDA 21 CFR Part 101.36 Supplement Facts panel requirements and 21 CFR Part 101 general food labeling. Required elements include the Supplement Facts panel showing serving size, servings per container, and dietary ingredients with quantities and daily values. Structure-function claims require the standard disclaimer that the statement has not been evaluated by the FDA and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Allergen declarations are required for the FDA Big 9 allergens.

Premium Supplement Packaging Positioning

The premium health supplement category has adopted packaging quality standards that communicate brand credibility and product investment: 18pt or 24pt SBS cardstock with soft-touch matte lamination, third-party certification mark placement (NSF, USP, Informed Sport), and clean minimalist design language that communicates clinical precision. For supplement brands competing at premium price points, packaging quality is a brand credibility tool -- consumers who pay $60-$120 for a supplement expect the packaging's quality to be consistent with the product's investment claim.