Roll labels, sheet labels, transparent and metallic materials. Food, cosmetic, electronics, logistics — send us the product and we suggest the right stock and adhesive.
| Type | Typical use | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Paper roll labels | Food, logistics, retail | Coated / uncoated, permanent or removable adhesive |
| Transparent labels | Cosmetic, beverage | PP / PET, no-label look |
| Metallic & gold/silver labels | Premium goods | Gold / silver foil card |
| Barcode & QR labels | Warehouse, traceability | Sharp printing, verifiable by scanner |
| Security / void labels | Warranty, anti-tamper | Void, VOID left after peeling |
| Two-side & booklet labels | Multilingual info | Extra space for legal text |
Materials can be tested by a third-party lab if your market requires it (food-contact, REACH, etc.). Please specify the standard.
High-volume roll labels with UV varnish, cold foil, lamination — one pass.
Sheet labels and premium card labels with accurate colour.
Short runs, variable data, sequential numbering, one-piece proofing.
Die-cutting, slitting, fan folding, roll winding, hand packing.
Practical notes written from the factory floor — the questions buyers ask us most often.
Two regimes on one pack — Schedule 3 basics (name, ingredients, date mark, storage, manufacturer details, net weight) and the mandatory 1+7 nutrition panel, plus language rules, the 200 cm² linear-format concession, exemptions and penalties.
Which language leads, how large the type must be, which licence numbers are required and whether over-stickering is allowed — a side-by-side comparison with a pre-shipment checklist.
Hong Kong allows stick-on labels to remedy a non-compliant label; Macau allows Chinese, Portuguese or English but forbids obscuring existing particulars. Six mandatory fields, three placement rules, material and adhesive selection, and a pre-shipment checklist.
Wrong symbology, X-dimension and quiet zones, reflective stock, ink spread — and what ISO/IEC 15416 grading actually measures. Plus a five-point pre-shipment checklist.