Labeling & Coding suppliers for food & beverage makers
Food makers buy jar, pouch and tray labelers and date and lot coders for traceability. Beverage makers buy bottle and can labelers.
32 suppliers are listed under Labeling & Coding in the PostRequest directory.
Labeling and coding equipment puts identity and compliance information on the package: pressure-sensitive, shrink-sleeve, and glue-applied labelers, print-and-apply systems for cases and pallets, continuous inkjet and laser coders for date and lot marks, and the vision or scanner checks that verify them. Plants buy here when adding a SKU with new artwork, moving from hand-labeling to line speed, meeting a customer's barcode or traceability requirement, or replacing a coder that smears on the current substrate. Application accuracy, adhesion on the real container at line temperature and humidity, and code readability drive the choice. Comparing quotes surfaces which vendor actually trialed your substrate.
Many of today's listings came from a brewing-industry directory, so beverage suppliers are overrepresented. For food ingredients, packaging and co-packing, our agents also search beyond the directory.
Suppliers listed under Labeling & Coding
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- ABE Beverage EquipmentLincoln, Nebraska
- Accutek Packaging Equipment CompanyVista, California
- Advantage Label & PackagingGrand Rapids, Michigan
- BENTSAI Handheld Inkjet Printers USA, Inc.WINDSOR, Colorado
- Bay Tech LabelSt. Petersburg, Florida
- CDA USARichmond, VirginiaFilling & Packaging, Labeling & Coding, Packaging Materials & ContainersInclude in my requestVisit website ↗
- Chattanooga Labeling SystemsChattanooga, Tennessee
- DWS Printing AssociatesDeer Park, New York
- EBS Ink-Jet Printers USA, Inc.Libertyville, Illinois
- Fast Track PackagingSalt Lake City, Utah
- Fortis Solutions GroupVirginia Beach, Virginia
- Gamer Packaging, Inc.Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Hampshire LabelEnglewood, New Jersey
- Imprint Enterprises - Since 1975N. Commons Dr. Aurora, Illinois
- In-Line Labeling Equipment, Inc.North Charleston, South Carolina
- InlandLa Crosse, Wisconsin
- Innovative Labeling SolutionsHamilton, Ohio
- LabeltronixAnaheim, California
- Lagersmith Can Supply Co.Fremont, Ohio
- Macaran Printed ProductsCahoes, New York
- Matrix LabelPlainfield, Indiana
- Nulabel TechnologiesEast Providence, Rhode Island
- P.E. USA, Inc.Cincinnati, Ohio
- PDC InternationalSheehan Ave Norwalk, Connecticut
- Prime Package & LabelSt. Louis, Missouri
- Quadrel Labeling SystemsMentor, Ohio
- Regalo PrintNew York, New York
- Sidel, Inc.Norcross, Georgia
- Storied Container, Inc.Minneapolis, MinnesotaFilling & Packaging, Labeling & Coding, Other, Packaging Materials & ContainersInclude in my requestVisit website ↗
- Taylor Made LabelsLake Oswego, Oregon
- TriPackMilford, Ohio
- Zion PackagingCorona, California
What to include in your request
- Container shape, material, and surface: round, oval, or flat; glass, PET, HDPE, carton, or film
- Label type and placement (wrap, front and back, neck, tamper band, sleeve) with position tolerance
- Line speed in containers per minute, and the container temperature or condensation state at labeling
- Code content and standard: human-readable date and lot, GS1 barcode, 2D data matrix, and print resolution
- Substrate for direct coding (film, foil, coated board) and ink or laser compatibility
- Environment: ambient, refrigerated, or washdown, and the required IP rating
- Integration: reject on no-read or no-code, data capture, and the upstream and downstream handshake
Lead time
Lead time is usually shorter for standalone coders and longer for servo labelers with change parts across multiple container formats or integrated vision. Custom applicators and print-and-apply tamps for odd geometries add time.
What drives the quote
- Number and type of label stations or coders
- Servo control, format flexibility, and change-part sets
- Vision inspection, barcode verification, and reject handling
- Coding technology: continuous inkjet versus thermal transfer versus laser, and marking speed
- Washdown or harsh-environment construction
Common spec mistakes
- Not label-trialing the actual container, so adhesion fails on condensation or a curved surface
- Specifying nominal line speed and ignoring the acceleration and gap control a labeler needs
- Choosing an ink that will not adhere or cure on the real substrate at production speed
- Skipping code verification, so unreadable barcodes reach the customer and trigger chargebacks
- Overlooking format changeover time when several label sizes will run on one machine
How to compare Labeling & Coding quotes
Quotes rarely arrive in the same shape. Before you compare prices, line them up on the same terms:
- Same unit. Per piece, per case, per pound or per system, at the same quantity.
- Same scope. What's included: freight, installation, tooling or plates, documentation, spare parts, training.
- Minimums. The smallest order each supplier will take, and whether the price changes above it.
- Lead time from when. From purchase order, from deposit, or from artwork or drawing approval.
- Terms. Deposit, payment terms, and how long the price is held.
- Documents. Spec sheet, certificate of analysis, letter of guarantee or food-contact statement, where they apply.
Our comparison lines these up for you. Where a supplier leaves something out, we say so instead of guessing.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I get quotes for Labeling & Coding?
- Start a request and describe what you need once. Our agents shortlist Labeling & Coding suppliers that list it, email each one your request from a PostRequest address, follow up once, and line up price, minimums, lead time and terms side by side. No account or password needed.
- Are the suppliers on this page vetted?
- They're directory listings from public sources, not endorsements. Before our agents send your Labeling & Coding request, they check that each supplier actually offers what you need. During early access, a person on our team reviews every comparison before it reaches you.
- Can I include suppliers I already use?
- Yes. Add them and we'll request quotes from them alongside new options, so you see how they compare.
- Do suppliers see who I am?
- No. When our agents send your Labeling & Coding request, suppliers see the spec and roughly where it ships. Your name, company and contact details go to a supplier only after you choose to connect.
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- Free during early access. No card needed.
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