Reliable and Customer-Focused Services

Outsourcing your label printing saves you time, effort, and money. Having your labels produced by us is a smart solution for your business. You won’t need to invest in your own printers, software, or spend time learning about label materials. Karico acts as your dedicated ‘label printing department,’ allowing you to focus fully on your core business.

Thorough technical design guarantees labels that meet your needs efficiently and economically. We help you select the right materials, adhesives, and production methods to ensure durability without overspecification. Usability and environmental aspects are also key factors in our design process.

Professional print file processing guarantees error-free label production. We adjust your files to meet technical specifications, check resolution, fonts, and barcodes, and support you with database setup. A PDF proof is always provided for your approval before printing.

Prototype series and sample prints offer a fast and cost-effective way to test label solutions before larger production runs. Thanks to digital printing technology, we can produce accurate print samples without plate costs, making it easy to finalize colors and design details. This ensures that your labels will fit your product perfectly before full-scale production.

Product and version management ensures that print files are always up-to-date and that label production parameters are correct. We store all order-specific variable data, such as serial numbers and batch information, in our system. Version histories of drawings and print files are archived carefully, and version changes are closely monitored to prevent outdated versions from being used in production.

Our contract printing service ensures a flexible and reliable supply chain based on your forecasted needs. We offer storage of finished products and raw materials, so your labels are always available when you need them. With buffer agreements, we guarantee fast deliveries even in exceptional situations, such as sudden demand spikes or temporary raw material shortages.