Labels – EBE-06-weih

Product description

Cartoon labels – seasonal designs for winter and Christmas

Our cartoon labels available from stock for egg carrier boxes from Eierschachteln.de:

• Size: 172mm x 112mm (main label) + 90mm x 50mm (side label with egg code explanation) + smaller ones Labels indicating the farming method
• Plotter-cut on 70 g/m² self-adhesive paper
• Pack size: 100 pieces (this naturally includes the smaller labels; e.g., ordering "1 pack" provides all the labels needed for 100 carry boxes)
• Includes 2 different designs (1x Winter, 1x Christmas)
• Note: Egg boxes are not included; we are selling only the labels here
• Contour-cut, easy to peel off the sheet
• Precisely tailored for the 1 kg egg carry box from Eierschachteln.de

Key information about cartoon labels for 1 kg egg carry boxes – Design: Christmas

Showcase eggs from your young hens with these eye-catching cartoon labels for 1 kg egg carry boxes (also available with custom designs)

This label set features exclusive cartoons by artist José with winter and Christmas-themed designs. This makes it easy to use eggs as gifts, as they come with perfectly coordinated packaging.

• Main label size: 172mm x 112mm
• Side label size: 90mm x 5mm
• Each egg carton also includes 3 small labels for the farming methods: "free-range," "barn-reared," and "organic production."

The following information is already printed on the carton labels:

• Minimum net weight 1kg
• Eggs of mixed sizes
• Consumer advice: Store at refrigerator temperature. Cook thoroughly after the best-before date.
• Declaration of farming method
• Explanation of egg code
• Quality class A

To ensure correct and complete labeling, please add the variable data: packing center number, best-before date, and name + address. Some markets also require EAN codes and additional details such as the laying date and cooling date. To be certain, please clarify the required information with your main buyer or the authority responsible for assigning packing center numbers in your federal state (e.g., the Gießen Regional Council for Hesse). Unfortunately, there is no uniform, mandatory regulation applicable nationwide.