As printers of barcode labels, Advance Labels can do more than supply your blank, plain white, tinted or custom printed labels. If you need to personalise or overprint your barcode labels we can do that too.
We supply retail barcode labels as we can overprint product name, size, price and barcodes onto price tags tags for retail clients, or destination address including aisle and bay locations onto boxend labels for warehousing and distribution customers. We can overprint barcodes onto any of our labels for a wide range of uses. And we produce all of this variable information from your own database or spreadsheet.
Our fast turnaround of barcode labels means you can respond rapidly to an ever-changing market place.
So whether aggressive competitor marketing means you need to get reduced price tickets onto your goods overnight or a barcode labels means your automated warehouse can’t operate at maximum efficiency until boxend labels are replaced, we can help.
Complete the details requested on our contact form and you’ll have a firm price for barcode labels within 24 hours.
A Word About Barcode Labels
Bar codes are not complicated. They are simply a method of condensing information held in a database into a series of numbers. The recording and reading of these numbers has been internationally standardised in a language which can be universally understood.
Any organisation, regardless of size or type of business, can use barcode labels. And there are countless uses for bar codes, not restricted to scanning goods at the supermarket checkout.
Mail order companies use bar code numbered labels to track products from their point of origin, manage stock, attach items to customer orders and track progress all the way to door step delivery. Marketers track and analyse the success of campaigns and individual customer behaviour with barcodes on coupons and vouchers. Passport control now use barcodes to track the movement of travellers.
If you want to start using barcode labels for your business, you’ll need to register with GS1 UK for a unique number which represents your company in the GS1 database. For more information and all of the help you’ll need, visit www.gs1uk.org and then contact us to produce your barcode labels.
