


In Mold Labels (IML) are produced on synthetic films engineered to bond with the container material during molding getting this right is what determines whether the label truly integrates or risks bubbling and misalignment.
IML production has less room for error than most label formats, since a misaligned or poorly bonded label shows up only after molding, not before. Our process is built around catching that risk early, supported by well-equipped production infrastructure, precision machinery, and stringent quality control at every stage.
IML earns its cost premium over standard labels specifically for products that face repeated handling, moisture or storage stress. We manufacture with that in mind for:

In mold labels for suitable high-volume consumer packaging, supporting consistent graphics and a finished appearance.

In mold labels for suitable food tubs, yoghurt cups and dairy containers, integrated into the container during moulding.

Elegant, high-quality labels and packaging that enhance product presentation and shelf appeal.

IML for compatible buckets, tubs and household-product containers requiring integrated branding.

IML for compatible industrial buckets and rigid containers where the label is integrated during the moulding process.

Reliable and durable labelling solutions for chemical and agrochemical products.
Our bulk-order model starts from 10,000 units. Exact MOQ can vary based on container size and mold specifications share your specifics for an accurate quote.
IML, or in-mould label, is a label that fuses directly into a plastic container during the moulding process itself rather than being stuck onto a finished container afterward. This makes the label a permanent part of the container.
Primarily BOPP film, with specialty synthetic films available depending on your container material and application.
Yes. We provide customised In-Mold Labels (IML) in various sizes, shapes, designs and print specifications to match your product packaging requirements.
Injection-moulded or blow-moulded plastic containers tubs, buckets, jars and similar formats where the label is applied during, not after, moulding.
Yes, IML is a common choice specifically for dairy, ice cream and other chilled or frozen packaging, since it resists moisture and condensation better than surface-applied labels.
FMCG, food & beverage, cosmetics & personal care, and industrial & home care products.
Share your container specifications, mould details, quantity and application through our enquiry form, and our team will follow up with a clear quotation.
Whether you're developing a new container or scaling up an existing product line, share your mold specifications, quantity and timeline our team will review it and get back with a production plan that fits.