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Banding fruit & vegetable packaging

Reduce plastic use, boost sustainability, and stand out on the shelf by banding your fruit and vegetable packaging?

Want to learn more about banding fruit and vegetables?

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Banded fruit-punnet packaging

The benefits of banding fruit packaging

  • Banding material adds almost no weight to your packaging.
  • Combine branding and product details in one eye-catching band.
  • Less material = less waste.
  • Bands enhance sustainability and are 100% recyclable.
  • Achieve mono packaging for your fruit and vegetables.

Sustainable, fast, and efficient

Use only the material needed to label, seal, or bundle your fresh produce.

Banding material is applied around the packaging with controlled tension, creating a secure and consistent result while using minimal material. This helps reduce packaging weight, lower material usage, and simplify the packaging process.

Double banded cardboard punnet packaging
Banded salad packaging

Branding and labeling

Printed banding material can carry your logo, product name, barcode, QR code, or promotional message while only covering a small section of the packaging. This allows you to combine branding and labeling in one streamlined packaging step while keeping your fruits and vegetables visible.

Show the product, share the information, and strengthen your branding and labeling with banding.

Tamper evident sealing

Create visible security for fruit and vegetable packaging with banding.

Banding material can be applied on clamshells, plastic containers, punnets, or trays to keep the packaging closed during transport, handling, and shelf presentation. Sealed at optimal tension, banding material remains secure in its position and provides a tamper-evident seal for your fruit and vegetable packaging until the seal is broken.

Banded plastic container with branding
Branded and bundled salad packaging

Bundle and prepare for retail

Make fruit and vegetable products easier to move, stock, and display.

Banding can group multiple products into practical retail units. This helps improve handling in logistics and can make shelf replenishment faster in store. Simply remove the band and restock the shelves.

Bundle neatly. Restock faster. Generate less waste.

Adhesive free application

Keep packaging clean and easy to separate.

Banding material is applied without adhesives, helping avoid glue residue, sticky labels, or hard-to-separate packaging components.

Banding supports cleaner material separation and helps keep the packaging surface free from adhesive residue.

Branded and bundled salad packaging
Branded and bundled salad packaging

Support mono-material packaging concepts

Create packaging that is easier to separate and recycle.

Banding can support mono-material packaging concepts when the right banding material is matched with the right primary packaging. For example, paper banding material can be paired with cardboard punnets, while film banding material can be paired with plastic containers or tubs.

This can help simplify material separation after use and support cleaner recycling streams.

Looye: JOYN Tomato Line

How do you elevate premium tomatoes while reducing packaging material?

Looye Kwekers found the answer in printed paper banding material for its JOYN tomato line. By replacing plastic film with a paper banding solution, Looye reduced packaging material while giving the product a striking new shelf presence.

The banding material became more than a label. It became a storytelling surface, with branding on the outside and recipe inspiration on the inside.

Banded tomato packaging

Frequently asked questions

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