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ALLPACK T


he Labels Packaging Guide has been developed in response to the growing demand for smarter, more sustainable packaging practices. The guide provides businesses with a complete overview of Allpack’s extensive


labelling portfolio, ranging from direct thermal and thermal transfer labels to A4 laser labels, paper and plastic document wallets, preprinted parcel labels, paper tags and advanced label equipment. The guide also explores the regulatory


landscape surrounding labelling and packaging, offering insights into industry requirements such as the Plastic Packaging Tax and the Single-Use Plastic Ban. By combining product information with manufacturing process content, Allpack ensures that businesses can streamline operations, remain compliant and reduce their environmental impact. “Our new Labels Packaging Guide


represents more than just a product category overview, it is a strategic resource,” said Andrew Almond, Allpack’s Marketing Manager. “It enables businesses to evaluate the right solutions for their unique requirements, while also highlighting opportunities to cut waste, improve process effi ciency and embrace more sustainable practices.”


SUSTAINABILITY AT THE CORE OF ALLPACK Sustainability is central to Allpack’s operations, and the Labels Packaging Guide refl ects this commitment. The guide outlines a wide range of environmentally responsible solutions, including: • FSC®-certifi ed labels from responsibly managed sources.


• Recyclable paper tags and wallets, offering kerbside-friendly disposal options.


• Plastic Packaging Tax–compliant products that support businesses in meeting legal requirements.


• Product ranges with recycled content and reduced carbon footprint.


As a Carbon Neutral Britain Business, Allpack is proud to carry ISO 14001/9001


ALLPACK UNVEILS LABELS PACKAGING GUIDE TO HELP BUSINESSES IMPROVE PACKAGING EFFICIENCY, COMPLIANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY


Allpack, a leading innovative packaging distributor, has recently launched a new Labels Packaging Guide, a comprehensive resource designed to equip businesses with the knowledge and tools to make more informed choices about their labelling solutions.


certifi cations, FSC® accreditation, Sedex membership and an AA+ Grade BRCGS rating for storage and distribution. These accreditations reinforce the company’s reputation as a trusted partner for sustainable packaging solutions.


A PARTNER IN PACKAGING INTELLIGENCE With more than three decades of packaging expertise and vertically aligned manufacturing partnerships across the UK and Europe, Allpack is uniquely positioned to provide both product excellence and value- driven solutions. Its nationwide distribution capabilities, supported by its Cannock- based National Distribution Centre, ensure customers receive effi cient service across the UK. Through on-site packaging consultations


and audits, Allpack helps businesses to: • Reduce carbon footprint • Consolidate packaging ranges • Identify effi ciency gains • Minimise product damages and shipping costs


The launch of the Labels Packaging Guide


further enhances Allpack’s mission to provide businesses with packaging intelligence and sustainability-driven solutions.


ACCESSING THE GUIDE Businesses can request a hard copy of the Labels Packaging Guide, or pick up a copy from the Allpack Stand, C30, at London Packaging Week, 15-16 October, ExCeL, London or view the digital version to learn more about Allpack’s full labelling solutions at www.allpack.uk.com or contact the Allpack team directly on 01543 369700 to discuss your future labelling requirements.


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