Labels

Food Industry Labels

Where design, functionality, and compliance go hand in hand.

In the food industry, a label is about much more than just visual appeal. It’s the first point of contact with the customer, a carrier of essential information, and a protective element all at once. From homemade jam to products on international shelves, a label must capture attention, communicate clearly, and withstand the most demanding storage and transportation conditions.

Functionality comes first

Food labels must resist cold, moisture, greasy surfaces, and constant handling. Every type of packaging requires a unique approach:

Wine & Spirits Labels

Elegance, story, and taste—wrapped into a single label.

In the world of wines and spirits, a label is far more than an information carrier. It’s the brand’s signature, the first impression—a gateway to the world of aromas and flavors. A well-designed and well-printed label can enhance a product’s perceived value long before the customer takes the first sip.

Cosmetic & Chemical Labels

When a label must not only look great but also withstand everything your product brings with it.

Cosmetic and chemical labels have a special role: they must persuade, attract attention, and at the same time withstand the toughest conditions. In the world of cosmetics, emotions and premium appearance are key, while in the chemical industry, durability, legibility, and safety take priority. We offer labels that meet both expectations – using technology tailored to every detail of your needs.

Striking Design + Premium Finishing:

Pharmaceutical & Food Supplement Labels

Accuracy, reliability, and safety – in every single detail.

In the pharmaceutical industry, a label is far more than a design element – it carries vital information that can impact a patient’s health, trust, and safety. That’s why pharmaceutical labels must not only be visually clear but also technically flawless.

Beer Labels

A brand that makes an impression long before the bottle is opened.

In the world of beer, it’s no longer just about what’s inside the bottle – it’s about identity, style, and experience. The label is the first thing a customer sees: it must stand out among dozens of bottles on the shelf, represent the brand, and reflect the beer’s character – whether it’s an IPA or a lager.

Beer is filled, cooled, transported, and consumed – and the label has to endure it all: