Want to boost your branding through labels featuring your logo? Save time with printed shipping labels? Use labels to give information about your products? Companies use our labels for many different applications. The Marisan range is therefore available in different materials and adhesive types, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. To complete our range, we also offer non-self-adhesive materials as a reliable alternative for times when adhesive labels aren’t the right choice.
Labels on a roll
- Both blank and full colour printed labels
- Product information on one label
- Suitable for security and RF tags
Labels on a sheet
- Suitable for all types of printers
- Wide range of standard sticker sheets
- Ideal for badge labels
Non-adhesive labels
- Loop lock labels
- Cardboard shelf labels
- For indoor and outdoor use
Looking for a label with that little extra?
With self-designed labels you can turn any product into something special. You can give your label more individuality by using a certain material and by opting for a striking design. Perhaps you already have an idea, or maybe you’d like some advice to help you make the right choice for your application? We’ll gladly go through all the different options with you!
Label success stories
EJ Foods and Marisan: classification as a quality mark
Labels have numerous functions: boost your branding, save time or act as an information carrier. And Marisan provides these informative labels for EJ Foods, a renowned manufacturer and distributor in the pet food industry from Liedekerke. We spoke with Aurelie Bauveroy, co-manager of EJ Foods about their collaboration with Marisan.
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The sustainable approach of customised work company Ateljee
As a customised company, Ateljee vzw offers people opportunities on the labour market. The person is always central. The coaches provide support in work-related areas, but also in strengthening skills and competences. The coaches also help with other topics, such as housing applications. The ultimate goal?
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Skylla’s quest for easily detachable labels
Skylla is a young and dynamic international company with headquarters in Geleen, the Netherlands. Today, they have about 250 employees. Having their own production sites in Tunisia and Macedonia, they manufacture a wide range of medical devices for their customers. Their vision? Creating long-term partnerships in which they can be responsible for the development.
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Removable polypropylene labels for Ragolle Rugs
When it all gets a bit more complicated, our hunger grows to look for real working solutions for our customers. This was also the case when Ragolle Rugs came knocking at our door with the demand for very specific labels for their internal identification system. Detachable yet good adhesive; good adhesion without leaving glue marks.
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Free whitepaper ‘Your pet food presented in a catchy way’
Did you know that your choice of pet food packaging says as much as the crispy chunks inside? We are Marisan, a packaging specialist in many sectors for many years, and we would like to introduce ourselves to you! From the first conversation to that last label on the bag, we understand what your brand needs.
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Printing labels? The checklist for success!
In the dynamic world of logistics and e-commerce, labels are more than just stickers; they represent the identity of your product. But creating the perfect label is an art in itself. Below you will find the extensive checklist you need to design, print and apply your labels yourself.
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Guidelines for a sustainable textile sector
For today's textile companies, it is crucial to take responsibility. More so: ignoring sustainability and circularity can have major consequences for brand reputation. Fortunately, there are already numerous evolutions today that promote sustainability. The distribution sector is betting on reusable packaging.
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Make your labels medical proof and trust in them !
According to the US National Library of Medicine, nearly 25% of all medication errors are related to misunderstanding the drug's name, and more than 33% of errors are attributed to packaging and labeling confusion. Given that many drugs have similar names due to their composition and constituents.
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