The right label starts with the right specification.
Material, finish, application method, container surface, environment, printing process, quantities and cost all affect whether a label actually works.
More than a label broker.
Container → Requirements → Material → Construction → Printing → Application
Label Design & Specification
Start with how the label needs to perform.
- Label size and configuration
- Material selection
- Adhesive selection
- Paper, film and specialty substrates
- Finishes and coatings
- Printing requirements
- Dielines
- Application considerations
Regulatory & Variable Data
Incorporate regulatory, traceability and variable-data requirements into label design and production.
- Regulatory content
- Required symbols
- Barcodes
- QR & Data Matrix codes
- UDI
- Lot numbers
- Expiration dates
- Serial numbers
- Country-specific information
- Multiple languages
- Variable printing
- Traceability
Example label system. Label materials, construction, content, symbols, variable data, identification requirements and application methods are defined for the specific product, package, market and applicable regulatory requirements.
Label Sourcing & Supply
Once the label is defined, pkgWorks can help get it produced.
- Pressure-sensitive labels
- Roll and sheet labels
- Specialty constructions
- Short and production runs
- Prototype quantities
- Supplier sourcing
- Quoting and purchasing
- Production coordination
Make sure it works on the package.
Adhesion · Material compatibility · Curved surfaces · Moisture · Temperature · Scuffing · Chemical exposure · Application · Print durability · Storage and distribution
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Start with what you have.
Tell us what the label needs to go on and what you need it to do.