If your bags carry your brand onto a customer’s site, into a warehouse or onto a supermarket shelf, the printing and the packing are part of the product, not an afterthought. OEM and private label orders run through the same factory as our standard production.
What OEM and private label covers
- Brand printing — your logo and product information printed on the bag, with colour matched to your artwork.
- Colour and artwork approval — a printed proof and colour position agreed before the run, so a colour shift is caught before the container is loaded.
- Retail packing — individual packing, barcodes and price labels for supermarket distribution.
- Documentation inserts — instructions or product documentation fitted with the bag.
- Specification version control — when artwork or a specification changes between orders, the version is recorded so the change is traceable.
- Sample approval — printed samples approved before bulk production.
Why version control matters
A wrong barcode or price label on retail-packed goods is not a cosmetic problem — it can make a whole batch unsaleable. Printing details and artwork versions are therefore confirmed against the order data before production, not after.
What we need to quote
Your artwork or logo files, the placement and number of colours, the bag specification, and the packing and labelling requirements for the destination.