Clamshell labels made for fresh produce packaging.
WD Labels produces custom roll labels for produce clamshells and related fresh-product packaging. Label size, placement and construction should be considered around the plastic container, handling, application method and any cold or moisture exposure.
Produce labels planned around the container and packing workflow.
Clamshell labels can carry product identity, brand and changing information across a range of fresh-produce packages. The right format begins with the package and how it moves through packing and retail.
Berry clamshells
Roll labels for berry packaging, planned around the available panel and application method.
Cherries, grapes & tomatoes
Produce identification for clamshells and related retail packs used across varied crops and varieties.
Fresh-cut produce
Labels for prepared and packaged produce where information, presentation and handling all matter.
Specialty produce
Product-specific labels for growers, packers and produce businesses with distinct package formats.
Packing-house identification
Labels that support farm, packer, variety, barcode or other changing product information.
Choose the construction around the clamshell and environment.
Plastic surface, label size and placement, handling, cold conditions, moisture exposure, appearance and application method all help determine a suitable direction.
Read the material guide- BOPP & film
- A practical direction when moisture resistance, durability or a film appearance matters.
- Paper
- An option for appropriate applications where a paper appearance and use environment align.
- Finish
- Gloss, matte, varnished and laminated options can support the intended presentation and handling.
- Placement
- Label dimensions and position should fit the clamshell panel without interfering with package use.
Brand, identify and carry changing produce information.
A clamshell label may combine fixed artwork with PLU information, codes, grower or packer details, lot information and other changing data. Share those needs before artwork is finalized.
Explore produce and PLU labels Read the variable-data guide- 01Barcodes and QR codes
- 02PLU information
- 03Grower or packer information
- 04Lot or batch data
- 05Varieties, SKUs and changing data
A clear checkpoint before production.
Artwork is reviewed with the finished label and production requirements in mind. The proof then provides a clear approval point before manufacturing begins.
- SupplyProvide the current artwork, intended label dimensions and package information.
- ReviewWe review the file alongside the clamshell, data and production requirements.
- ProofA proof provides the checkpoint for layout, content and representative variable information.
- ApproveProduction begins after the proof and specifications are approved.
Typical production: 3 business days after proof approval.
This describes normal production timing after the proof and specifications are approved, not the complete project timeline. Artwork preparation, review and approval happen before production begins.
Package details help define the right starting point.
Provide what you already know about the clamshell and packing workflow. If material or finish is undecided, describe the environment and application method.
Start a clamshell label project- 01Finished label dimensions
- 02Clamshell or container type
- 03Required quantity
- 04Number of SKUs or varieties
- 05Material preference, if known
- 06Gloss, matte or other finish preference
- 07Barcode, PLU or variable-data needs
- 08Artwork or file status
- 09Hand or equipment application