What Label Material Is Best for Oily and Greasy Environments?
Labeling anything coated in oil or grease can lead to labels that slide, peel, smudge, or just plain don’t stick.…... Read more.
Can Clear Labels Be Used on Dark Containers?
Yes, clear labels can work on dark containers, but only if the material, adhesive, and application setup are properly matched…... Read more.
Can Estate Paper Be Used on Wine Bottles?
If you’re wondering whether estate paper can be used on your wine labels, you’re in the right place. We’ll walk…... Read more.
What Label Material Is Best for Squeeze Bottles or Flexible Containers?
Labeling a squeeze bottle is harder than it looks. If your label wrinkles, cracks, or peels every time a customer…... Read more.
Can BOPP Labels Be Used in Freezer Environments?
Short answer: yes, BOPP labels can absolutely be used in freezer environments, when paired with the right adhesive and applied…... Read more.
What Label Material Is Best for Hot Environments?
When your product has to survive heat, the right material and adhesives will keep your packaging intact instead of bubbling,…... Read more.
What Label Material Is Best for Humid Environments?
Labels can fail in humidity not only because of the label material, but because adhesives start to fail or lose…... Read more.
How to Stop Labels from Peeling on Curved Surfaces
Nothing kills a good-looking product faster than a label that won’t stick. But don’t worry, with the right know-how (and…... Read more.
Printed Cans 101: What to Know Before Ordering
Printed cans are a great option for beverage brands that want shelf impact, consistency, and operational simplicity. But keep in…... Read more.
Printed Cans: How to Compare with Shrink Sleeves and Labels
Most beverage brands comparing printed cans are trying to answer practical questions about cost, risk, flexibility, performance, and long-term fit.…... Read more.