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Label printing refers to the process of creating custom labels for products, packaging, and branding using advanced printing technologies. It combines design, materials, and digital precision to produce visually appealing, durable, and informative labels that represent a company’s identity. From food and beverage containers to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and logistics, label printing plays a crucial role in enhancing brand recognition, ensuring compliance, and delivering product information effectively.

A Coated Paper Sticker is a type of adhesive label made from high-quality paper coated with a smooth, glossy, or matte finish. This coating enhances the paper's printing performance, color vibrancy, and resistance to smudging or fading. Due to its versatility, Coated Paper Sticker is widely used in industries such as food packaging, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and retail.

​In today's food industry, packaging does not only serve to protect products but also to communicate important information directly to consumers. Food Printing Labels play a vital role in this process, ensuring clarity, compliance, and appeal. From nutrition details to branding elements, these labels have become a critical part of food packaging strategies, and businesses like ours at Shanghai Dinglizhu Import and Export Co., Ltd. provide professional solutions to meet diverse needs.

​When businesses think about branding, packaging, or industrial applications, the word sticker often seems too simple to cover the complexity behind it.

Adhesive labels are printable or pre-printed materials backed with a sticky layer, allowing them to be applied to various surfaces without the need for additional glue. They can be permanent or removable, waterproof or heat-resistant, depending on their application.

Sterile packaging involves sterilization throughout the entire process, uses multi-layer materials, is suitable for long-shelf life products, and has low full-cycle costs; non-sterile packaging involves limited sterilization, uses single-layer materials, is suitable for short-shelf life products, and relies on the cold chain.