Bottle and jerrycan labels
PET and HDPE bottle labels, jerrycan and can labels, printed on stocks and adhesives matched to the container and the contents.
Labels
Pesticide & Agrochemical Label Printing
Labels for pesticide, insecticide, herbicide and fertiliser packs - printed in bulk on stocks chosen for the container, the solvent and the shelf, with the statutory panel exactly where you approved it.
- Since 2006
- PET, HDPE, paper & vinyl
- Die-cut to shape
- Bulk & wholesale runs
Labels
What makes an agrochemical label different
An agrochemical label is not a design problem with a regulatory footnote. It is a regulated object that happens to carry branding. The statutory content, the caution panel, the batch and manufacturing details and the antidote statement all have to be present, legible and in the position that was approved - and none of that is negotiable to make a layout breathe.
On top of that it has to survive. A label on a jerrycan of emulsifiable concentrate spends months in a godown, gets handled with wet hands, is stacked against other packs, and often meets the product itself. Paper that is fine on a carton fails on a bottle; an adhesive that holds in a Mumbai warehouse can let go in a Vidarbha summer.
We have been printing this category since 2006 for Indofil Industries, Gharda Chemicals, PI Industries, Jivagro, Hemani Industries, Albaugh, Sulphur Mills, Sumil Chemical, Mahindra Summit, Agrinos, Heranba Industries and Jaishil Sulphur & Chemical. That means the first conversation is about the pack, the panel and the batch coding rather than about paper weight.
What we produce
What this covers
Drum and bulk-pack labels
Larger-format labels for drums and bulk packs, printed to stay legible through warehouse handling and outdoor storage.
Paper, PP and vinyl stocks
Chosen for the surface, the storage conditions and how much handling the pack will get - not for whichever stock is on the floor.
Die-cut to shape
Cut to the pack's own shape rather than to a rectangle, including shaped and wrap-around labels.
Statutory and batch panels
Treated as fixed artwork: laid out at the size and position you approved and checked again at proof stage.
Multi-language versions
The same label set in Marathi, Hindi, English and other regional languages, each typeset in its own right.
How it runs
From brief to delivery
- 1
Send the pack and the artwork
The container, the fill, the storage conditions and the approved artwork. A physical sample of the existing pack is worth more than a photograph.
- 2
We specify the stock
Face material, adhesive and lamination chosen for that pack, with the reasoning written down rather than assumed.
- 3
Proof, including the panel check
A digital proof and a physical proof. The statutory and batch panels are checked against what you approved before anything goes on press.
- 4
Bulk run and delivery
Printed, die-cut and finished in-house, then dispatched from Koparkhairane across Maharashtra and pan-India.
Questions
Common questions
Do you advise on what the regulatory text should say?
No, and you should be wary of a printer who does. Regulatory content is your regulatory team's responsibility. We treat it as fixed artwork - we lay it out exactly as approved, keep it at that size and position, and check it again at proof.
Can you match a label we already have in the market?
Yes. Send a physical sample. We match colour and finish against the sample rather than against a file, which is the only way a repeat run sits next to old stock without a visible change.
What stocks do you print labels on?
Paper, PP and vinyl, with the face material, adhesive and lamination chosen for the container and the storage conditions. Tell us what it sticks to and where it will sit.
What quantities do you print?
Bulk and wholesale runs only. Tell us the quantity per version and we will confirm whether it is a run we can take and price it per slab.
Can you print several language versions of the same label?
Yes, and that is normal in this category. Each version is typeset in its own language rather than machine-translated, and quoted per version.
How long does a label run take?
A proof in two to three working days, then five to ten working days for the run depending on quantity, die-cutting and finishing.
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Tell us the job and the quantity
Bulk quotes come back within 24 working hours, priced for your run and the next slab up. Campaign briefs get a call first.
