Dairy packaging, including plastic tubs, cartons, bottles, pouches, and foil-sealed cups, presents unique coding challenges due to diverse materials, shapes, and surface properties. Smooth or low-energy surfaces, curved bottles, and multilayer foil lids can affect ink adhesion and print clarity. Flexible pouches and cartons may crease or fold during filling, while cold storage conditions can introduce condensation that impacts code durability.

Coding must convey both consumer-facing information, such as best-before dates, nutritional details, and brand markings, and critical traceability data including batch numbers and production information for regulatory compliance. High-speed production and packaging lines require coding solutions that deliver consistent, legible, and durable printing, even in cold or humid environments. Systems must integrate seamlessly with automated filling and packing equipment, minimize downtime, and maintain line efficiency across various dairy packaging formats.

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①Glass

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②Aseptic Packaging

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③Rigid Plastic Bottles, Cups, Trays and Tubs

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④Flexible Plastic Bags, Seals and Wraps

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