The cost of each product is subject to a range of factors, including size, material, number of printed colours, adhesives, finish, quantity, number of SKU's, manufacturing process, and any one-time setup costs. For a quote please contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk

Lead times for bespoke printed and plain bespoke manufactured labels and packaging vary depending on material stock, which manufacturing process and press avalibility. Generally, lead times can range from several days to several weeks. It is important to speak Be One Labels to get an accurate lead time for your specific project. Contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk for information.

At Be One Labels, we aim to keep prices steady where possible. However, due to the volatility of international print supplies, such as raw materials, energy, and shipping costs, it is difficult to set fixed prices. If you're interested in a long-term arrangement, please contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk for stock holding and call off opportunities.

Be One Labels provides a wide selection of environmentally friendly and compostable packaging solutions, including flexible packaging, stickers/labels, corrugated boxes, printed cardboard packaging, custom bags, packaging, and recyclable pallet wraps.

Be One Labels Ltd is a reliable print broker with a repertoire of approved Trade Only Manufacturers. We secure the best prices for our customers due to the high volume of work we provide our suppliers with. Furthermore, our back up suppliers for all manufacturing processes guarantee a seamless supply chain even in the most challenging industry climates.

Self adhesive labels and printed flexible packaging are all manufactured to ISO 9001:2015 standards through our approved partners. This ensures that the product meets the highest quality standards and that any defects are quickly identified and addressed. The ISO 9001:2015 standards also require companies to have a comprehensive quality management system in place that includes processes for monitoring and improving performance.

While some may believe that working directly with manufacturers offers an advantage, we have strong relationships with our partners that allow us to provide quicker responses to both new and existing orders. This efficiency is particularly valuable to our large retail customers. Our experience and partnerships help save time and ensure a seamless supply chain.

We have a variety of samples available that can closely match your desired specifications. If you would like to purchase printed samples, please contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk. Please note that there may be additional costs for non stock cutters, plates, and other one-time setup fees. (Digital or uncut samples do not require setup fees)

Flexographic printing uses flexible rubber plates to transfer ink onto a substrate, making it cost-effective and efficient for large volumes of labels. Digital printing, on the other hand, uses digital technology to transfer ink, offering a faster, more flexible, and cost-effective solution for short-run label printing. Each method has its advantages depending on the specific needs of the project.

Yes, we offer a variety of vegan label materials, including paper, plastic, metal, and fabric. Our paper labels are often made from recycled materials, making them cost-effective and eco-friendly. Plastic labels are waterproof and durable, ideal for outdoor use. Metal labels are highly durable and suitable for various applications. Fabric labels, often used for clothing and textiles, are made from organic materials and are certified vegan.

Yes, however, not all labels adhesive is vegan. Some label adhesives contain animal-derived ingredients like gelatine, casein, and glycerin. Contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk to determine if the label adhesive is vegan.

Flexographic printing requires plates to transfer the desired image onto the printing surface/substrate. These plates are made from a flexible materials, such as rubber or photopolymer, and are etched with the image that needs to be printed. They are then fitted onto the print press cylinders for the printing process. Flexographic printing usually more cost effective for large run. Contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk to find out the most cost effective way to print your labels, packaging or flexible packaging (printed pouches).

The inks used in Flexographic label printing typically uses water-based inks, including solvent-based inks, and UV-curable inks. They are applied to the substrate using a flexible printing plate. The substrate is then passed through a series of rollers, which transfer the ink onto the substrate. The inks are then dried using ultraviolet light or heat.

The Pantone system is a standardised colour matching system used in many industries, especially printing. It ensures that colours match across different manufacturers and locations, without the need for direct contact.

Hot foil is a type of printing technique used in label production. It involves the use of a heated die to stamp a design onto a substrate, such as paper or plastic. The heat from the die melts a thin layer of foil, which is then transferred onto the substrate. Hot foil printing is often used to create high-quality, eye-catching labels that stand out from the crowd. It is also used to create unique, custom designs that are difficult to replicate with other printing methods.

No, hot foil printing does not require plates. It uses a heated die to stamp a design onto a substrate, such as paper or plastic. The heated die presses the foil onto the substrate, creating a high-quality, eye-catching design.

Cold foil is a type of label production process that uses a special foil material to create a metallic finish on labels. The process involves printing a design onto a substrate, then applying a thin layer of cold foil to the design. The cold foil is then heated and pressed onto the substrate, creating a metallic finish. This process is often used to create labels with a high-end, luxurious look.

Adhesive kill is a process used in label production to prevent adhesive from sticking to specific areas of the label. It is done by applying a thin layer of adhesive-resistant material to the areas of the label where adhesive should not be applied. This material can be a thin film, a wax, or a special coating.

Peel and reveal labels are labels that have a top layer that can be peeled off to reveal the information underneath. They are often used to protect sensitive information, such as barcodes, serial numbers, or expiration dates. They are also used to provide additional information, such as instructions or warnings. Peel and reveal labels are often used on food and beverage products, pharmaceuticals, vape products for e liquid manufacturers and other consumer products.

Silver PP label substrates can be used in place of foil by printing a design onto the substrate using a digital label press. The silver material is exposed using a transparency at the design stage, which gives printed colours a metallic appearance and exposes the bright silver PP surface where white is used in the design. This gives the label a unique foil effect.

Flexographic printing requires plates to transfer the desired image onto the printing surface or substrate. These plates, made from flexible materials like rubber or photopolymer, are etched with the image to be printed and then fitted onto the print press cylinders. While there is an initial cost for creating these plates, flexographic printing is generally more cost-effective for large runs. Contact sales@beonelabels.co.uk to find the most cost-effective way to print your labels, packaging, or flexible packaging (printed pouches).

PE/PE pouch construction is fully recyclable. The pouch is made from two layers of polyethylene (PE) film, which is a type of plastic that is widely accepted for recycling. The pouch can be recycled in most stores.

Compostable pouch materials include bioplastics such as polylactic acid (PLA), polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA), and polybutylene succinate (PBS). These materials are derived from renewable resources such as corn, sugarcane, and vegetable oils.

PLA compostable film is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plastic films. It is made from polylactic acid (PLA), a biodegradable and compostable material derived from renewable resources such as corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugarcane. When composted, PLA film breaks down into carbon dioxide, water, and biomass, leaving no toxic residue behind.

PHA pouch film is a type of plastic film made from polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA), a biodegradable and compostable material derived from renewable resources such as corn, sugarcane, and other plant-based sources.

PBS pouch film is a type of plastic film that is used to make flexible packaging pouches. It is a polyester-based film that is strong and durable, making it ideal for packaging food, medical supplies, and other products. PBS Pouch Film Compostable is a type of packaging film made from plant-based materials that can be composted in a commercial composting facility. It is designed to break down quickly and safely in the environment, reducing the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills.