Recycled paper labels made of waste paper

Quality-wise, recycled paper labels are comparable with labels made of virgin pulp – and they’re good for the forest too!

Labels made from 100% recycled paper reduce the use of large quantities of virgin pulp and contribute to the conservation of forests by recycling waste paper. Although recycled material is used in this case, the self-adhesive labels are very white. And of course the pressure-sensitive adhesive is solvent-free.

100% post-consumer recycled fibres are used to produce these label papers. Efficient waste separation by consumers sustainably supports this recycling process.

The following materials made from recycled label paper are available for label production:

For laser printers and copiers: natural white recycled paper labels, with the Blue Angel eco-label

These labels are made of recycled paper and arranged on an A4 sheet. These recycled paper labels are ideally suited for printing in all xerographic printing processes (laser printers and copiers) and for use on a large number of inkjet printers. Thanks to their high levels of whiteness and purity, the recycled paper labels can hardly be distinguished from copy/laser labels made from primary pulp – and their processing is also comparable. They are ideal for use as address labels and identification labels, e.g. for organic products.

Natural white, slightly glossy on one side, coated recycling label paper, for adhesive labels on rolls

These labels made of recycled paper are a sustainable and versatile material alternative for colour-printed labels. The natural white, slightly glossy coated surface gives you a good print quality in conventional printing processes, and it can be variably reprinted using your company’s thermal transfer printers.