Labels for fruit and vegetables that travel far

Your produce leaves the warehouse, goes into a cold room, travels in a reefer truck and reaches a shelf two thousand kilometres away. The label has to still be there, legible and stuck.

What your label needs

  1. Adhesion in cold and wet conditions

    Adhesives that grip on cardboard with condensation, flow-pack film and trays in cold rooms.

  2. Traceability

    Batch, origin, class, size and pack date, with variable data printed on the roll or on your line.

  3. Retail-ready barcodes

    EAN-13 and GS1-128 logistics labels printed to the quality distribution centre scanners require.

  4. Export text

    Multilingual labels adapted to the requirements of each retailer and destination country.

Common labels

  • Labels for cardboard and plastic crates
  • Flow-pack and tray labels
  • Net and bag labels
  • Individual fruit labels
  • GS1-128 pallet labels
  • Tray seals and closures

Frequently asked questions

Do the labels hold up in cold rooms?

Yes, as long as the right adhesive is chosen. For cold rooms and surfaces with condensation we use adhesives designed for low temperatures and wet application.

Can you include batch and pack date?

Yes. They can be printed as variable data on the label itself, or we can leave a blank area for you to print on your line with a thermal transfer printer.

Which core size do I need?

It depends on your labeller. The most common are 40 and 76 mm. If you are not sure, tell us the machine model or send us a photo of a roll you use now.

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