Carton Label – Batch / Mfg / Exp Print



Batch number, manufacturing date, and expiry date printing is a regulatory-critical requirement for pharmaceutical and FMCG cartons. Poor-quality labels absorb ink, feather during printing, or detach during handling—leading to unreadable data and compliance risks. Direct carton printing is not always feasible due to substrate variation or short batch runs. Anaika offers carton label solutions engineered specifically for batch, Mfg, and Exp printing, providing clean ink holdout, flat adhesion, and consistent readability across packing, storage, and distribution
Key Features
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Optimized surface for crisp batch, Mfg, and expiry date printing
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Ink holdout prevents smudging and feathering
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Flat adhesion on coated and uncoated carton boards
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Maintains readability through handling and transport
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Suitable for short runs and variable data printing
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Works with inkjet, thermal transfer, and laser printing
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Clean removal options available if required by workflow
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Paper or synthetic print-grade label stock |
| Adhesive Type | Permanent or removable (configurable) |
| Print Compatibility | Inkjet, Thermal Transfer, Laser |
| Surface Finish | Matte (print-optimized) |
| Substrate Compatibility | Duplex board, SBS, kraft cartons |
| Smudge Resistance | High (with correct ink/ribbon) |
| Thickness | 60–90 microns |
| Shelf Life | 12 months |
Applications
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Pharmaceutical secondary cartons
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Nutraceutical and OTC packaging
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Medical device boxes
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FMCG cartons with variable data
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Export packaging requiring date traceability
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Contract manufacturing batch labeling
Why Choose Anaika?
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Label materials selected specifically for variable data printing accuracy
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Consistent ink performance across different carton substrates
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Custom sizes to match carton panel layouts
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Reliable adhesion without carton fiber tear
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Supports low-volume, high-variation production runs
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Technical guidance on ink, ribbon, and printer compatibility
