Pet Care Labels
Add packaging appeal to pet care products.
In 2018 the UK pet care market was estimated to exceed £4.4billion, one of the largest in Europe.
With increasing competition, every pet care product manufacturer needs to pay special attention to your design, materials and ingredients. At Mercian Labels we make finding the right label solution easier with our huge selection of dies, materials, foiling capabilities and more.
Using highly attractive labels is one of the sure ways you can stand out from the competition. You will need quality, professionally produced labels to complement your product’s packaging and drive your Brand into your customer’s hands.
At Mercian Labels we can provide a huge variety of solutions, including a massive range of materials to best fit your brand message; rotary screenprint to provide effects such as tactile varnishes, braille, or special colour effects, or foiling to brighten your product image.
If you are in a hurry, our speed and service mantra means you could receive your newly designed, digitally printed pet care labels in just 3 days from artwork approval.
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY…
“Mercian Labels have been fantastic. Their product quality and their customer service are both excellent. They take the time to listen so they can really understand the needs of your business.
And they did a fantastic job in enabling us to deliver urgent print jobs against very challenging deadlines. Thank you!"
Charlie
Differentdog.com
“Very pleased with leadtimes, quality and customer service since we started working with Mercian.”
R&R Pet Products
“The labels have arrived and I’m very pleased with them. They are very professionally presented and are exactly what I asked for. The labels are given out to members of the Public who visit our Whippet Stand, in the Discover Dogs section, at Crufts, and so we require a top product. I cannot speak too highly of the help and understanding, given by Joy, to help me fulfil this order. Nothing has been too much trouble for you.”
Sue Hoddinott – 2 February 2016
