Allergen Warning Stickers 12 Pack - 1 in Teal Shellfish Labels

In this review we look at the Kenco 12 pack of 1 in circle allergen warning stickers, specifically the shellfish variation in the teal awareness color. The bottom line: these rolls are aimed at food service staff, school volunteers, and home cooks who need a simple, reliable way to mark allergen items during storage and service. The biggest reason to buy is straightforward: you get 12 rolls of highly sticky, color coded labels that match the officially recommended teal allergen awareness color, making it easier to prevent cross contact and communicate at a glance.

Key Features

• 12 pack convenience: Twelve separate rolls provide plenty of labels for restaurant kitchens, school bake sales, or extended home use so you rarely run out.
• Standard 1 in size: The compact circle fits neatly on bags, containers and wrappers without obscuring ingredient lists or barcodes.
• FARE recommended color: The teal colorway aligns with the recognized food allergen awareness scheme for clear, consistent communication.
• Shellfish identification: Each roll in this variation is dedicated to shellfish, keeping allergen marking unambiguous for staff and caregivers.
• Eco friendly materials: Labels are printed on paper with water based inks and produced with minimal waste in the USA, reducing disposable plastic use.
• Sticky but removable: Customers report reliable adhesion to plastic food bags and containers while remaining easy to remove when needed.

Who It's For

These allergen stickers are best for professional kitchens, catering operations, school cafeterias, medical facilities and home bakers who need an easy visual system to manage shellfish-containing items. The teal color provides a clear, industry-recognized cue that helps prevent accidental exposure during food prep, storage and service.

Shoppers who need multi-allergen labeling across many allergen types should consider mixed packs or the same roll series that include gluten, sesame and a blank option to write a custom allergen. If waterproof synthetic labels are required for repeated washing or long-term refrigeration, these paper stickers may not meet that need.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value: twelve rolls of 1,000 labels gives a large supply without frequent reordering.
• Clear visual cue: teal color matches recommended allergen awareness standards for immediate recognition.
• Practical size and adhesion: 1 in circles stick well to plastic bags and containers yet remove cleanly when needed.
• Eco conscious production: paper labels and water based inks reduce plastic and solvent use.

Cons

• Not waterproof: paper construction is less suited to heavy moisture or repeated washing compared with vinyl labels.
• Single-allergen roll: this variation focuses on shellfish, so buyers needing multiple allergen types will want mixed packs or additional rolls.

Specifications

Our Verdict

For kitchens, schools and home bakers who need a clear, cost effective way to mark shellfish items, this 12 pack delivers dependable adhesion, the recommended teal color and an enormous supply of labels. It is good value for teams that primarily need single-use storage labels; those needing waterproof or multi-allergen rolls should consider other variations or materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these labels waterproof?
They are paper labels printed with water based inks, so they are not fully waterproof and perform best for dry storage or short-term refrigerated use.

Can I write on the labels?
The surface accepts typical pens for short notes, and there are also rolls in the range that include a blank option for writing custom allergens.

Do they stick to plastic bags?
Yes, customers report good stickiness on plastic food bags and containers while still being removable without heavy residue.