Food identity and food labels

As the food and packaging industries expand and diversify, we need a way to introduce the names and brands of manufactured foods to a wide range of target communities.  To see more samples click here.

The target community is all the people we want to serve. These are our active or future customers. When you authenticate for the food you produce, customers are more interested in your products. No matter if you are a leader in the industry, there are always people waiting to model successful people, follow their path to market share in their hands quickly, which is called red and blue ocean in strategic management.

The blue ocean is when you are an industry pioneer and the red ocean is when your followers paint the ocean bloody in their bloody battle scene. You can hunt for more fish from the ocean by creating an identity for products in time of creating the Red Ocean. One way to identify food and food products is to use a food label and more specifically a salad lid label. Usually salad dishes are disposable and a plastic cover is placed on it. A tag containing the name of the manufacturer, ingredients, standard mark, address and telephone number of the company, etc. can be used to create the identity on the salad container.

Label for salad dressing

If you are a business owner, like making a salad or want to order salad lid label for your parties and celebrations, we recommend that you consult with a specialist and reflect on what you desire. The question that comes up for many people after getting the salad lid label is how to stick the tag into the dish? Because it needs a bit of experience to stick it to the container.

Of course you can ask ordering recipient to stick the label on the lid but otherwise you have to do it yourself. Provide a label, meter or long ruler, cutter or scissors, pencil, a stiff card or a special plastic spatula, hair dryer, needle. First, clean the side of the salad thoroughly, avoiding any dust and contamination. Then remove the sticker and glue it perfectly on the container, making sure that it is flat and smooth when installed. Carefully remove some of the paper from the back of the glue and glue to the top of the salad lid and slowly remove the extra glue so that the glue is completely glued. You can use a card, a hairdryer and a needle when some air is trapped under the label. Note that after sticking each label, fix it with the heat of the hair dryer, especially around the label.  To see more samples click here.