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Read MoreThis product belongs to the category of self-adhesive paper labels for food packaging. It utilizes unbleached natural kraft paper as the facestock, retaining the characteristic fiber texture and light brown hue, which imparts a rustic and eco-conscious aesthetic. The surface features a matte finish—reducing glare for improved legibility while offering moderate resistance to light abrasion and incidental oil exposure. The reverse side is coated with a standard acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive, providing balanced initial tack and reliable long-term adhesion under ambient conditions.
Structurally, this is a single-layer die-cut label without a carrier liner (i.e., “sheeted, matrix-removed” format), with clean-cut edges suitable for manual or semi-automated application. Its flexibility and moderate thickness (typically 0.12–0.15 mm) allow conformability to low-curvature surfaces—such as folded bag tops, box flaps, or flat sections of containers.
Within food packaging workflows, this type of label is primarily used for secondary, non-direct-contact identification on outer packaging—e.g., batch coding, origin indication, point-of-sale marking, best-before reminders, or as a subtle branding accent. It is frequently seen on coffee bag seals, bakery takeaway boxes, tea pouches, nut gift sets, and takeaway packaging. The natural material aesthetic aligns well with brands emphasizing provenance, craftsmanship transparency, or sustainability narratives.
Note: As a paper-based label, its resistance to moisture and long-term outdoor exposure is limited. Recommended for indoor distribution and storage in dry, shaded conditions. Applications involving high humidity, deep-freeze, or extended durability requirements may necessitate alternative constructions (e.g., laminated or synthetic facestocks).
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