Key Information
| Label production volume — more than 500 million per year |
| More than 25 years of experience in paper label manufacturing |
| Labels for the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, tobacco, and cosmetics industries |
| Offset printing presses used: KBA Rapida 106, Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106, Heidelberg Speedmaster SX-74 |
| Labels manufactured from metallic and non-metallic label papers |
| Finishing options: UV varnishing, hot foil stamping, embossing, die-cutting |
| Labels contribute to the circular economy — manufactured from recyclable papers |
| Compatible with automated labelling systems for large production runs |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which industries are paper labels manufactured for?
Labels are produced for the food, beverage (beer, wine, spirits), pharmaceutical, tobacco, and cosmetics industries.
What printing technologies are used in label manufacturing?
High-resolution offset printing presses are used: KBA Rapida 106-6+L, Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106-8+LYYL, and Heidelberg Speedmaster SX-74-6+L, ensuring maximum colour accuracy and consistency.
What finishing options are available?
UV varnishing, hot foil stamping, relief embossing, die-cutting, as well as various surface treatments for metallic and non-metallic papers are available.
Are paper labels sustainable?
Yes. Labels are manufactured from recyclable papers, contributing to circular economy principles. Labels that improve glass and PET container recycling and reduce washing costs are also available.
What production volumes are possible?
Both small and very large runs are produced — more than 500 million labels are manufactured annually.
Are labels compatible with automated lines?
Yes. Labels are compatible with automated labelling systems, ensuring precise and efficient application in high-volume runs.
What is the difference between metallic and non-metallic label paper?
Metallic paper is ideal for creating a premium image — its intense shine attracts attention on shelves. Non-metallic paper delivers high print quality and durability, especially suitable for beer, wine, and other beverage labels.











