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Pet care
Pet food and pet care labels
The B.C. Labelprint advantage
Pet food labels must resist moisture and show nutrition information clearly. Common formats are can wraps (reference 4.5 × 26 cm), box labels and bag labels. B.C. prints waterproof PP and coated paper labels for treats, wet food and pet care products.
Sustainable options include FSC paper, wash-off adhesive and easier-to-recycle films.
See sustainable materialsGHP, HACCP and ISO 9001:2015, suited to pet food and treats.
Vivid colour, sharp images and can wraps that look consistent across the range.
Waterproof PP and coated paper, with material and adhesive matched to your process.
FSC paper for paper labels and easier-to-recycle materials for bags and cans.
The label types brands in this field use most. Open one to see the details.
We measure our organisational carbon footprint to see where emissions come from and plan reductions systematically: energy use, less make-ready waste and material choices.
For brands with sustainability targets, we suggest options such as films that are easier to recycle, thinner materials and print-run planning that cuts waste.
For paper labels we offer FSC-certified paper (Forest Stewardship Council), which confirms the fibre comes from responsibly managed forests rather than illegal logging, helping brands meet the sustainable purchasing policies of retailers and consumers.
Organisational carbon footprint measured (CFO)
FSC-certified paper for paper labels
Less make-ready waste through print planning
Advice on easier-to-recycle materials
Every run is printed under our ISO 9001:2015 quality system, in a plant certified to GHP and HACCP, and we measure our organisational carbon footprint to reduce our impact. Ask for certificate copies for your vendor registration.
See our standardsQuality management across every production step
Good Hygiene Practices to food-grade standards
Critical control points for food packaging safety
Organisational carbon footprint measured, with reduction plans
