Bespoke Product Labelling Service
Our product labelling service includes everything from barcodes to stickers, swing tags or swing tickets for your products.
We can also tailor our bespoke labelling service to your needs, providing labels for you where possible and making sure they are matched to your products.
On top of this, we can add batch codes and help with traceability to ensure our customers meet legislation and requirements.
All of this and more means our product labelling service is perfect for anything from labelling orders to labelling small or promotion runs, or even re-labelling existing stock.
What is product labelling and why do you need it?
Product labelling isn’t just useful. It’s often a legal requirement.
Whether your products are being distributed to wholesalers or sold direct to consumers, labelling is a vital part of the process.
Traceability is increasingly important - and a requirement - across many industries, meaning batch codes are often key to labelling.
We can provide batch coding as part of our product labelling, helping our customers ensure they’re compliant, responsible, secure and reliable. We can also help people through the tracking process to ensure they meet all the requirements of current legislation in both the UK and Europe.
What does our product labelling service involve?
We use state-of-the-art automatic labelling systems that allow fast, accurate labelling finished to the highest standard, which is perfect for dealing with high-volume orders and packages.
Our experienced team also has the skills and equipment to apply labels by hand for orders that are not appropriate for machine labelling, whether they’re too delicate, too complicated, or bespoke orders.
This service allows us to apply a range of labels, using various types of adhesive, to any shape or sized product, and various batch sizes.
Over-labelling and re-labelling
As well as initial product labelling, our labelling service gives us the capability of ‘over-labelling’ and ‘re-labelling’ products.
This allows us to cover up any existing artwork on certain products, or cover other labels with new labels to ensure they are accurate and look their best.
