Ready Meal Packaging Labels

Ready meal packaging adhesive labels are also known as microwave food labels, heat-resistant food packaging labels, convenience meal labels, reheatable packaging labels, and food-grade high-temperature labels.

For ready meal labels, the primary adhesive materials are synthetic paper or transparent film surface materials, paired with heat-resistant acrylic or hot-melt adhesives. The packaging containers are typically made of PP, PET, or composite film materials, requiring labels that maintain strong adhesion and print clarity during high-temperature processing or microwave reheating. For oil-rich or moist food packaging surfaces, PE film and PP synthetic paper are preferred due to their oil-resistant, waterproof, and anti-smudge properties.

Specifically, the synthetic paper used for ready meal packaging labels is composed mainly of polyolefin resins and inorganic fillers, produced through co-extrusion and surface coating technology. It is a multifunctional labeling material that combines the durability of plastic with the printability of paper, ensuring that product information, barcodes, and branding remain intact and legible throughout heating, refrigeration, and transportation.

The ready meal packaging label guarantees excellent performance in microwave heating, cold storage, and handling environments, ensuring food safety, regulatory compliance, and professional product presentation for both manufacturers and consumers.