Sticky Labels keeps pace with surging demand

Melbourne-based label specialist Sticky Labels is crediting its Screen GP L350UV+ digital label press for enabling it to maintain supply in surging demand during Covid.

Sticky Labels can deliver its FMCG customers high-quality labels faster using the Screen GP L350UV+ digital label press, which was installed by Jet Technologies three years ago. The company said the L350UV+ is a reliable and flexible automated label production system, which has increased Sticky Label’s efficiency and productivity.

Sticky Labels managing director Justine McEwan said the L350UV+ has been a game changer for the company. She said, “The digital label press has really supported our focus on offering the best customer service and has allowed us to grow alongside our customers, like Natures Organics, who we’ve been working with for 13 years,” McEwan said.

“It has taken our business to a new level and made us more competitive against larger players in the industry.”

Sticky Labels customer, Melbourne manufacturer of environmentally friendly home and personal care products, Natures Organics, has experienced a 70 per cent increase in demand during the pandemic.

Natures Organics has been in the Australian homecare market for 30 years with its brands such as Earth Choice, OC and Purity Sensitive.

Natures Organics managing director Ted Arlt said his company’s priority during the sudden growth in demand during the pandemic is to maintain the required production and supply levels that grocers, retailers and customers need.
“We have been successful in achieving that goal thanks to the efforts of the Natures Organics team, as well as our trusted partners including Sticky Labels and Jet Technologies,” he said.

Jet Technologies director Jack Malki said the company has been proud to work with both Sticky Labels and Natures Organics for the past 15 years.

“We are also pleased that the L350UV+ digital press we installed at Sticky Labels has positioned them to quickly and efficiently meet the increased demand their FMCG customers have been experiencing throughout Covid-19,” Malki said.