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The industries we supply

The industries we supply

Eight sectors, one plant, and a structure specified against the process each of them runs.

Industries

The sectors we supply, and what each one actually needs

Food processing, wine, oils, coffee, snacks, dairy, foodservice and personal care — different problems wearing the same printed graphic.

Food Processing

Sauces, ready meals, proteins, pulses and prepared components — packaging specified against your process sheet, not against a catalogue photograph.

Structures validated for retort, hot fill, freezing or modified atmosphere
Seal integrity that survives the filler, the process and distribution
Barrier specified to the real target shelf life, not to a round number
Rollstock cut and marked for the exact FFS machine on the floor
Food-contact declarations and technical data sheets with every quote
Traceable lots with retains so a complaint can be investigated

Wine & Spirits

Label, capsule, cork and bag-in-box from one supplier, run against one signed colour target — because a crest that changes shade between components is not a crest.

Wet-strength label papers and adhesives that survive an ice bucket
Capsules sized to your physical bottle finish, not to a nominal drawing
Corks matched to the intended drinking window and oxygen profile
US and Mexican mandatory panels maintained as one artwork job
Bag-in-box bladders and cases for by-the-glass and retail programmes
Vintage-dated and limited-edition runs without new tooling every year

Olive & Edible Oils

Oxygen and light are the two enemies of an oil, and both of them get in through the packaging. Bag-in-box, high-barrier pouches and labels that survive an oily bottle.

EVOH bladders that exclude oxygen through a long open period
Complete light barrier, which glass and clear PET cannot provide
Fitments and pour spouts rated for viscosity and fill temperature
Label adhesives that resist oil migration at the bottle edge
Foodservice case sizes from three to twenty litres
Harvest-dated and single-estate label runs in small quantities

Coffee & Tea

Roasted coffee outgasses for days and stales in weeks. The valve, the barrier and the matte finish are three answers to three different problems.

One-way degassing valves positioned for a flat mounting area
Barrier matched to the code date, from three weeks to twelve months
Matte, kraft and soft-touch finishes that read as speciality
Recycle-ready mono-material options for short shelf-life programmes
Tin ties, zippers and flat-bottom formats for shelf presence
Small-run and seasonal single-origin labels without new tooling

Confectionery & Snacks

Six hundred packs a minute, a film that will not stretch and a shelf full of competitors — the category where machinability and shelf impact are the same problem.

Films that hold gauge and dimension at high flow-wrap speeds
Consistent coefficient of friction roll to roll and lot to lot
Twist-wrap grades that hold a twist without springing back
Moisture barrier appropriate to a crisp or a fat-bloom-sensitive product
Rollstock slit to multiple machine widths off one printed master run
Promotional and seasonal variants that match the base SKU exactly

Dairy & Desserts

Cup, sleeve and lid as one tested set, with a peel force measured on your actual container instead of guessed from a resin name.

Peel force measured against your actual cup resin and sealing head
Anti-fog lidding wherever the container is transparent
Cold-chain performance from the filler through to the retail case
Tamper evidence via foil, sleeve band or weld-seal lidding
Flavour variants without new cup tooling, via sleeves or labels
Cup, lid, sleeve and case label shipped as one matched delivery

Foodservice & Retail

Multi-unit operators, commissaries and private-label programmes: consistent supply, one colour standard across every location and lead times you can build a promotion around.

Blanket orders with scheduled releases against a forecast
Colour that holds across reorders and across locations
Lead times reliable enough to plan a promotion around
Cups, lids, sleeves and case labels consolidated on one order
Bag-in-box for by-the-glass wine and bulk oil in kitchens
Private-label families sharing one structure and one colour target

Nutraceuticals & Personal Care

Tamper evidence, moisture barrier and a label that survives a bathroom shelf — the three requirements that decide whether a supplement or a cosmetic pack actually works.