Welcome To Our Blog Page
Please take a read of our various blogs based around industry news, tips and tricks within the label industry. Our team are always on hand to answer any questions you may have, but some of our blog stories may inspire you with new ideas or fill up 5 minutes whilst sipping a cuppa on your tea break.
Creating A Non-Alcoholic Beer Brand Your Customers Love
The non-alcoholic drinks market is continuing to grow, with the market expected to continue growing by over 5% each year. For those who make the decision to avoid alcohol, opting for a non-alcoholic beer brand as an alternative to other soft drinks is popular for feeling like they can still enjoy a social drink with their friends or family without the alcohol content.
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Designing Unique Gin Bottles That Stand Out
The alcohol market is booming, with more brands ever than before to choose from. Whether you are a well-loved and known brand looking for a brand refresh to gain back some market share or are a small family run start up business working with local distilleries, creating unique gin bottles can make the difference for brands of all sizes.
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Food and Drinks Shows 2021
With the pandemic slowly lifting in the UK we are set to be seeing more trade shows, craft fairs and festivals opening their doors this Spring and Summer which is music to our ears. Working with lots of food and drinks manufacturers we are keen to keep our customers up to date about their industry trends so have found find food and drink trade shows coming up which you might not want to miss.
What To Include on a Rum Bottle Label
When it comes to producing a new rum the time and effort that goes into creating the best flavours and colours doesn’t stop there. Presenting your tipple in a bottle and dressing it with the ultimate eye-catching label is the icing on the cake. This can all become quite daunting of knowing where to begin, what to include and how to design the rum bottle label.
Gin Flavours You Will Love
Gin is a classic British spirit with 1 in 16 people drinking this beverage every single day, it is pretty obvious us Brits love a good old gin and tonic. With so many different types of gin, as well as limitless amounts of flavours, find out some of the popular premium gin flavours on the market today.
Custom Vape Labels
Vaping has become increasingly popular as a ‘cleaner’ alternative to cigarette smoking, with e-liquids coming in hundreds of fun and fruity flavours. With such a big and growing market, and such a small label to showcase your vape brand, having a bit of knowledge of where to start may just be what you need.
Create Eye-Catching Wine Labels
Think of when you are in the supermarket, pushing your trolley, shopping for wine. It can be tough deciding on what wine to choose when there are so many on the shelf. With 3 or 4 bottles in your hand, all priced the same, what makes you choose one over the other? Ultimately, the label.
Designing a Beer Bottle Label
When it comes to dressing your beer bottles choosing the right colour, style, material and artwork for your beer label, is vital to ensure your bottles jump out on the shelf and attract your customers attention. With so many beer companies out there and craft beer becoming increasingly popular, the competition is bigger than ever.
Takeaway Food Labels
Labelling your food is vital for listing all ingredients for your customers, displaying your company logo and raising brand awareness. This includes takeaway food labels, where food is delivered to your door.
Why not make the most of your marketing opportunities and add a label onto the brown paper bag before the takeaway leaves the shop.
Creating Your Craft Labels
Craft labels are generally used for artisan foods such as jam, honey, ketchup, and cheese; or drinks such as craft beers, ciders and ales.
A craft label is used for homemade/artisan type products which has a textured feel and often made from recyclable paper material rather than a gloss Polypropylene (PP) or Polyethylene (PE).
A Vegans Guide to Reading a Food Label
For those that participated in Veganuary you may now be converted to being a full time Vegan, and with the up rise in Veganism we thought what better than to offer you a guide to reading your food labels so it’s a bit less daunting for you when shopping for Vegan products.
What Colours Say About Your Brand
In a world of online shopping, cheap alternatives, and huge competition, it’s no wonder that your brand needs to stand out more than ever. At Labelnet we like to add vibrant colours to our customers labels to give them the wow factor and attract customers attention when sat on the shelf.
Are Your Labels Recyclable
With the world being more and more conscious of our environment and doing what we can to help; sustainable packaging is more talked about than ever before.
Many of our customers ask if their labels are recyclable which unfortunately isn’t a straight forward yes or no answer.
How Food Labels Have An Impact On Consumer Behaviour
With so many brands and products on the shelf when you walk into a supermarket, how can you win over customers to purchase your product? It is up to you to ensure your version is the most memorable and appealing option which stands out on the shelf.
Labels for Bottles and Jars – Tips
Various customers of ours use self-adhesive labels on their bottles and jars for all sorts of products. From homemade jams and sauces to drinks, cosmetics and chemicals – all customers need to make sure that important information about their products and the ingredients used is clearly displayed on each container.
Digital vs Flexo Labels
With our two labelling options at Labelnet we quite often get asked what is the difference between the two. In short Flexo printing is ideal for large volume orders using CMYK colours and Digital printing is great for shorter runs requiring a higher quality print or more vibrant label.
5 Tips For Designing An Eye Catching Label
Choosing the right colours for your labels is an important factor when designing. It’s important to consider what customers see when they look at a label – silver labels might project sophistication or a high-tech feel, brown paper labels may convey sustainability and reliability.
