Are your inks and adhesives certified for indirect food contact?

Yes. Our food-contact jobs use inks that are formulated for low migration and are FSSAI-aware — they are certified by the ink manufacturer for indirect food contact applications. Aqueous coatings used on food cartons are similarly certified. We maintain a separate ink inventory for food-grade work and run these jobs with documented material traceability. For direct food contact packaging, we can advise on the appropriate barrier layer or substrate that meets regulatory requirements.

How do your labels perform in cold-chain and freezer conditions?

Our cold-chain labels use BOPP or PE film stock with freezer-grade adhesive that maintains adhesion down to −25°C. The adhesive does not crystallise, the print does not delaminate, and the label does not flag or lift from the container even through condensation and freeze-thaw cycling. We have tested these labels on ice-cream tubs, frozen food packs, and cold-chain beverage bottles across the full distribution cycle. We can provide cold-chain performance data with your quote.

Can you produce tamper-evident packaging for food and beverage products?

Yes. We offer tamper-evident shrink sleeves that cover the cap and neck of bottles, void-on-tamper labels that leave a visible pattern when peeled, and breakable carton tabs on folding cartons. For bottled beverages and edible oils, a 360° shrink sleeve with a perforated tear strip is the most common tamper-evident solution — the consumer breaks the tear strip to open, and any prior opening is immediately visible.

What is your minimum order for shrink-sleeve runs?

MOQ is 20,000 sleeves. For start-up and emerging F&B brands, this can seem high, but it reflects the setup involved — plate-making, film slitting, seaming, and pre-distortion artwork all happen before the first sleeve is printed. If you are testing a new SKU, we recommend starting with pressure-sensitive labels (MOQ 10,000) to validate the market before committing to a shrink-sleeve programme.

Industry · Food & Beverage

Packaging that holds its line in the freezer, the rain, and the racetrack.

Direct-food and secondary food packaging for bottled, canned, ambient and frozen ranges — engineered for the substrate, the cold chain, and the shelf.

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The problem we solve

The substrate is the decision.

Food and beverage packaging is a chemistry problem before it is a print problem. The wrong adhesive blooms, the wrong ink migrates, the wrong board wicks moisture from a cold-chain shelf. We have made every mistake on this learning curve already — fifteen years ago — and the SOP we run today is the result. Our food jobs use food-contact-cleared inks, controlled-release adhesives, and segregated material handling.

Products we make

For food & beverage, specifically.

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cartons

Duplex Board Cartons

Cost-effective duplex board folding cartons for everyday FMCG packaging.

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Pressure-Sensitive Labels

Self-adhesive labels in chromo, BOPP, PE, and metallised stock.

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Shrink Sleeves

360° shrink-sleeve decoration for bottles, cans and containers.

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corrugated

3-Ply Corrugated Cartons

Everyday transit and shipping cartons in B and E flute profiles.

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Finishing relevant here

Not every finish is yours.
These are.

We run twenty-eight machines on the floor. The four below are the ones that actually decide whether your food & beverage packaging works — pulled forward, surfaced contextually, called out by name.

Food-grade aqueous coating

Direct-contact-cleared, no migration, FSSAI-aware.

Oil-resistant lamination

Ghee, edible oil, snack — barrier that doesn’t bleed through.

Cold-chain ink

Adhesion stable to −25°C through pull-tab to consumer.

Shrink-sleeve 360°

Bottled and PET containers wrapped, registered, heat-set in-line.

The machines behind this work

Named, on the record.

No other printer in Hoshiarpur lists their press by serial number on an industry page. We do — because the answer to “who can actually deliver this brief” is, almost always, the machine on the floor.

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Heidelberg multi-colour offset press with inline coater

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Origin · Germany

Heidelberg multi-colour offset press with inline coater

A second Heidelberg line with inline coating, dedicated to mid-volume commercial and packaging work. The same Heidelberg discipline — colour fidelity that does not drift between sheet one and sheet five thousand.

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Lamination machine

Bonds a film of BOPP or PET to your printed board — gloss, matte, or soft-touch. Adds depth to the print, durability to the carton, and a tactile finish your customer notices before they read a word.

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3 ply laminator

The everyday workhorse — 3-ply corrugated board for shipping cartons, packing boxes, and the standard volume work that keeps an Indian dispatch dock moving.

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“Get the substrate right and the print is easy. Get the substrate wrong and the print is irrelevant.”

For F&B brand owners & co-packers

Send us your F&B label or carton spec.

Cold chain, oil-resistant, FSSAI-aware substrates — quoted with a controlled-release adhesive recommendation, sampled the same week.

+91 98765 43210 leroyprintpacks@gmail.comHoshiarpur, Punjab

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions
about food & beverage packaging.

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Packaging that holds its line in the freezer, the rain, and the racetrack.

The substrate is the decision.