Transform your punnet packaging
Fresh, sustainable, and ready for the shelf!
Are you looking for a solution to brand, label, and seal your cardboard punnet packaging with less material? Banded punnets provide you with the ultimate solution to uplift your packaging and make your product standout.
Ready to start packaging your punnets with a band?
Banded punnet packaging
The power of banding cardboard punnet packaging
- Speed up your packaging process for maximum efficiency.
- Bands are placed at optimal tension.
- Eliminate the need for adhesive labels.
- Print variable data and package in one process.
- Reduce material use and minimize waste.
- Use paper banding material to achieve mono-packaging
Success stories from our customers:
Zwartz | Move to paper packaging and growth
Johannes | 100% Pure Natural Punnet Packaging
Fish monger Klooster | From sleeve to band
Novatrade | Improved quality and efficiency
Unique punnet branding opportunities
Make your punnet packaging stand out with a unique, eye-catching band that serves as a powerful marketing tool for your brand. Create custom-printed bands and select a banding material to elevate your punnets with a fresh, distinctive look and feel.
Print and label your punnet seamlessly
Banding machines with built-in printers let you print directly on the band and package your punnets in one effortless step. Ditch adhesive labels and switch to band labeling for a more recyclable, eco-friendly solution that saves on packaging taxes and keeps you compliant with sustainability regulations.
Sealed with a band
Guaranteeing your customers fresh and untampered products is of high importance. Banding helps you seal your punnet packaging keeping your products tamper-evident and give your customers assurance over the quality and freshness of your products. Use film or paper bands to make your products tamper evident and also withstand moisture.
Are you interested in optimizing your punnet packaging?
We look forward to connecting with you to address any questions you may have about punnet packaging or to discuss potential product sampling.
