Colour and IML Decoration
Bespoke Packaging for your business
A logo, image or information can be integrated with the bucket, creating a scratch-resistant and photo-realistic image. We can match buckets, lids and handles to your companies unique shade for a truly bespoke packaging solution.
What Is IML?
What is IML (In-Mould Labelling)?
IML is an advanced manufacturing process where a pre-printed polypropylene (PP) label is positioned directly into the injection mould before the plastic is injected. The label and the container fuse together to become a single, seamless unit.
IML becomes an integral part of the container wall. This results in a “no-label” look that is sleek, professional, and impossible to peel.
Why Choose IML for Your Product Packaging?
For brands looking to combine high-performance functionality with premium shelf appeal, In-Mould Labelling offers several distinct advantages:
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Extreme Temperature & Humidity Resistance: IML is the gold standard for frozen and refrigerated food packaging. The labels are moisture-proof and can withstand rapid temperature shifts without peeling, bubbling, or fading.
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Superior Durability: Because the label is embedded in the plastic, it is naturally scratch-resistant and shatter-proof. Your branding remains pristine from the factory floor to the consumer’s home.
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High-Definition Photo Quality: Our printing technique allows for high-resolution, full-colour imagery. With IML, you can decorate all sides of a container, including the lid.
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Agile Design Updates: In a fast-moving market, ingredients and barcodes change. IML allows for cost-effective design iterations, letting you update your artwork without the need for a redesign to the artwork template.
A Sustainable, 100% Recyclable Packaging Choice
Modern consumers demand eco-friendly solutions. One of the greatest benefits of IML is its contribution to the circular economy.
Since both the container and the label are manufactured from the same polypropylene material, the entire unit is 100% recyclable. There is no need to separate different materials during the waste process, making it an environmentally responsible choice for brands committed to sustainability.




