Label Printing & Application
Get custom labels printed and applied before your packaging ships, reducing vendors, production steps, and in-house labor.
FAQs
Find out more on our FAQs page
Which printing method is right for me?
It depends on your product, quantity, and finish. Pressure-sensitive labels suit most containers and smaller runs, direct printing suits eligible products at volume, and in-mold labeling suits qualifying projects that need a durable, wraparound finish. Share your project and we’ll recommend the best fit.
Can Sana Packaging print and apply my labels?
Yes. Custom labels can be printed and applied to compatible packaging before it ships, reducing vendors, production steps, and in-house labor.
What are the typical minimums and lead times?
Minimums depend on the product, print method, label stock, finish, and application requirements, so there is no universal minimum. Many label printing and application projects take approximately three to four weeks after final proof approval; plan at least six weeks between placing the order and the date you need the packaging.
Do I need finished artwork to request a quote?
No. You can request a quote before your artwork is complete. We’ll need your estimated quantity, number of SKUs, quantity per SKU, the product or pouch size, materials, finishes, and the features you want. Templates and dielines are available for standard sizes.
How is custom packaging pricing determined?
Pricing depends on the product, customization method, total quantity, number of designs, quantity per design, materials and finishes, artwork readiness, and shipping. Many stocked products also carry volume pricing, with the price per case dropping at set case quantities.
How do autoship and reorders work?
Once your artwork is approved and your first order ships, we keep your specifications and proofs on file, so a reorder is a quick confirmation rather than a new project. Autoship schedules recurring deliveries against your forecast to help prevent stockouts.
