may i get the dimension and dyeline for the label from the printer side

Hi, unfortunately I do not have this info. I have not been to a printer to discuss label sizes. We are still very new to this and not sure if we're doing things in the correct sequence. My apologies.

Hello!
Perhaps, in the meantime, you decided upon the size and shape of the label but more importantly, would you like to have a farm logo on this label as well?
If so, could you please provide the logo (in vector format, if possible)?

Hi, we do not have a farm logo to currently use on the label, the closest to that is making use of the farm name. I'm just asking out of ignorance, but can we together with the printer not make changes to the size of the design to fit the label at a later stage?

Much obliged for the prompt reply.
It is surely an option, for you to further edit the delivered design since it would be in vectors. This would enable you to change the position of elements and text without a loss of quality in the final display but that also suggests a rather more "generic" look of the design. There's no 1 to fit them all.
I have a much better understanding of your position but having this kind of things better planned would reflect the further exploitation. As in the better looking design could have a better impact on merchandizing.

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Perhaps you could tell us more about those nutritional values?
Could there be something to point out on the label?
If not about the label size, have you decided on the shaker's size? That could be a proper reference.

Could you tell us more about those for whom this product is meant for? Some examples of "competitors" or something you think they would like?
i.e. some prefer Windows over Mac / sweet over chilly / stamped, bold lettering over handwritten... that sort of guide would help a lot.

For ease of design I have retracted the nutritional facts from the design requirements as we do not have these details at this stage.

It was a pleasure talking to you

Regarding container size, I think we will be aiming for a 500ml glass jar for the tomatoes in oil. The dimension of the jar is a diameter of 103mm and height of 95mm. Unfortunately I do not have the dimensions of the shaker bottle, but the volume will be 200ml if that could be some indication of size.

Dried tomatoes is kind of a niche product due to the availability and price. It should be aimed at the housewife in general or someone who wants to try new tastes. It is a healthier alternative being a dried product with fewer additives and preservatives.