Label application
Pressure-sensitive labels can be applied to suitable packs using agreed artwork and positioning references.
UK contract labelling and coding
Labels, codes and pack presentation finished to the brief.
Contract labelling and coding lets you outsource label application, batch or date coding, pack inspection and related finishing work. Stockholm defines the product, artwork, position, code format and acceptance checks before production so finished units are prepared consistently for their next step.
What the service covers
Clear references for a consistent finished pack.
Batch and date coding
The required code content, format, location and readability checks are defined before the run.
Pack inspection
Finished units can be checked against agreed label, code and presentation requirements.
Integrated production
Labelling and coding can be scoped as standalone finishing work or combined with filling and final packing.
A faster route to a useful answer
What to include in a labelling or coding enquiry
A clear first brief helps Stockholm assess suitability, identify missing information and return a more useful response.
Send your production brief- 01Pack type, dimensions and surface
- 02Label size, material and artwork status
- 03Required label position and orientation
- 04Batch or date code format and location
- 05Quantity, checks, target date and final packing
Relevant applications and formats
Is this the service you are looking for?
Pressure-sensitive labelsBatch codesDate codesBottle and jar labelsCarton and case labelsFinal pack inspection
Every application is subject to product, process, pack and site suitability review.
Direct answers for your project
Questions customers ask.
These are planning answers, not blanket production promises. The real product and pack determine the final route.
Can labelling be completed as a standalone job?
Potentially, yes. The pack, label material, application surface, quantity and presentation standard need to be reviewed first.
What details are needed for batch or date coding?
Provide the required content, format, character size, print position, substrate, readability standard and any variable-data rules.
Can labelling and coding be combined with filling?
Yes, suitable labelling, coding and final packing steps can be included in the same production brief as liquid, paste or powder filling.
How do you define an acceptable finished label?
The job brief should identify the approved artwork and component, label position, orientation, adhesion and any visual or code-readability checks required.
Start with your product, pack, volume and timing
Ready to test the fit?
Send the essentials and Stockholm will identify the next practical check.