01 — B2B LABEL DEVELOPMENT

From concept to a production-ready label

We assess product, pack format, label architecture and operational requirements as one connected project. Quantities and lead times are confirmed only after the individual feasibility review.

02 — PRIVATE LABEL

Your brand, our production

With private label the product is packed and labelled under your own brand. You define brand, artwork and messaging; we provide the pack format, the label structure and compliant mandatory information. The mandatory information sits in a locked position and cannot be moved; all remaining surface is yours.

B2B prices and the eight pack formats of the assortment are available with your professional account.

03 — FORMATS

Three positions, three label architectures

We personalise three positions. For each one the mandatory information sits in a locked position; the rest of the surface is free.

GLE · GLR · GLQ

One shared label form for all three jars

Our glass jars come in three shapes — hexagonal GLE, round GLR and square GLQ — and share the same label form.

  • Lid colours: GLE and GLQ in glossy black, matte black, silver and gold; GLR in glossy black, silver and gold.
  • Three-part label: circular lid label, vertical tamper strip, main body wrap.
  • Mandatory text sits left and right of the main body wrap. Apply a solid background so black or white text stays highly legible.
  • Skip logos that need perfect centring on the narrow strip; small shifts can occur.
  • Follow these rules and the jars stay secure, readable, premium-looking.

Scroll horizontally on small screens to inspect the jar details.

Three-part label structure for GLE, GLR and GLQ jars
Example of a completed project. The brand shown belongs to the client.

BOX

Folding carton with window — one-piece label strip

The BOX is a folding carton with a small front window, available in white, black or kraft brown.

  • One-piece label strip: starts above the window, crosses the top, covers the full back.
  • Mandatory text printed only on the back panel.
  • The back panel should be a solid colour; the system uses black or white text for best contrast.
  • A well-chosen back colour keeps the pack readable, compliant, professional.
One-piece label strip structure for a folding carton with window
Example of a completed project. The brand shown belongs to the client.

CCS

Opaque can — wrap-around label

The CCS composite can is an opaque, cylindrical container available in white or black — compact and window-free.

  • Label layout: mandatory text is locked far left and far right; the centre is free for full-width creative design.
  • Place the legal panels on a solid background so black or white text has maximum contrast.
  • Because the pack is opaque, add a front product photo to show the contents. Hi-res images available on request.
  • Follow these points and the label stays compliant, eye-catching, brand-recognisable.
Wrap-around label structure for an opaque CCS composite can
Example of a completed project. The brand shown belongs to the client.

Creative zone and locked mandatory information

The creative zone carries your visual design. The legal panels stay in their defined positions on a solid background so the automatic black or white type remains legible.

Font and position of the mandatory information are locked. The system prints them automatically in black or white for maximum contrast.

  1. Manufacturer
  2. Item Number
  3. Nutrition Facts
  4. Bar Code
  5. Dietary Labels
  6. Best Before Date
  7. Ingredients
  8. Net Weight

04 — PROCESS

Four stages before the pilot

  1. 1

    Requirements

    Target market, product category, preferred pack format and sales channel.

  2. 2

    Feasibility

    Technical review of product, pack format and label for the individual case.

  3. 3

    Approval

    Checked production files and written confirmation before production.

  4. 4

    Pilot

    Agreed first production run with jointly defined parameters.

Quantities and lead times are confirmed only after the individual feasibility review.

05 — ARTWORK

Technical file requirements

AI · EPS · SVGLogos and artwork as vector files.
300 PPIBitmaps only if at least 300 PPI at final size.
CMYKEmbed raster images in CMYK, not RGB, to avoid colour shifts.
2 mmKeep at least 2 mm clear space from the cut line.
OutlinesConvert all custom or commercial fonts to outlines.

Colour: Printing is CMYK. Pantone colours are converted to CMYK automatically, which may cause slight deviations. For the most accurate result, supply CMYK values directly.

Ingredient languages: Ingredient information is available in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Russian, Slovak, Danish, Polish and Dutch. Additional languages on request.

06 — CONTACT

What we need to start

  1. 01Target market, audience and sales channel *
  2. 02Product category and preferred pack format *
  3. 03Expected quantity and project window
  4. 04Available brand assets and artwork owner *
  5. 05Contact for label and final approval *

Quantities and lead times are confirmed only after the individual feasibility review.

Request the private label review