With the right label, you give your product a face and
create an emotional bond with the buyer.
A good label is based on the right substrate and
the colours and finishes that can be combined with it.
Attention must be paid to the right texture, the right adhesive
and the optimum printing system for the subsequent area of
application. We take several aspects into account when making
joint material decisions, such as product type and utilisation.
We design and produce self-adhesive labels to the highest
quality standards with years of experience in the food and
beverage segment.
CCL's in-house graphics and design workshop will work with you
to develop a design that meets your requirements or one that
you would never have thought of yourself.
In our gallery you can get a first impression of the many possibilities for your label design.
We bring your label to life
State-of-the-art technologies enable us to optimise the printing of your label. A large portfolio of high-quality papers and films in combination with offset, flexo or digital printing as well as all kinds of finishes bring your label to life.
We also offer an imprint service and labels with the DPG deposit logo. We have developed a helpful guide for anyone who is getting to grips with the DPG for the first time.
Our consultants Holger Wenzel and Alexander Gasper will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Contact us - we will be happy to advise you.
With the label of the month, we want to honour a particularly
beautiful label from our customers every month
and thank them for their great cooperation.
Can a football club become a cult phenomenon even though it was
never actually founded?
Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys say: assolutamente.
It was the mid-90s. The heyday of Serie A, German-Italian
football romance and Italo-Schlager. In the midst of this
cosmos, AC Sirmione 97 was born: a football club that Roy
Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys didn’t simply conceive as a
club, but as something greater.
As a symbol of the Italian way of life, community and a
cultural bridge between Germany and Italy. Sounds like a cult?
It was.
The kit was designed. The team was in place. Ramazzotti was part of the vision as the main sponsor. But in 1997, the band split up – and with them, AC Sirmione 97 vanished before the first kick-off.
Almost 30 years later, Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys are revisiting this story – naturally with their main sponsor Ramazzotti. Not on the pitch, but on a limited edition.
And the label takes us straight back to the Italo summer of
’97.
Printed on pearlescent paper, shimmering effects enhance the
rainbow sheen of the colourful background colours and make the
label shine just as this story deserves.
The hot foil used provides just the right sheen – somewhere
between football culture, Italo disco and la dolce vita.
And so, a club that was never founded becomes a label that
celebrates exactly what Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys do
so well:
nostalgia, irony and disco.
You never forget your first Amore. Simply iconic!
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