Sleeve labels for blow-molded bottles

Huhtamaki (Overland Park, KS) has developed sleeve labels for use on blow-molded milk and juice bottles. These four-sided labels can be printed in up to eight colors for maximum billboard space, with sufficient room for newly established nutritional information requirements.

Huhtamaki

Dec 31, 1995

Requires no adhesive so mislabeled containers don't have to be scrapped. Made of LDPE, they are easily recycled with the jugs.

Huhtamaki

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