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[Taste Maker]

Good morning, I am trying to find an acceptable way to label weighed ingredients to be put on a pallet with other batched ingredients. The small adhesive type of stickers don't always work on dusty environments and I don't want to create a hazard in the process i.e., labels falling from bag to blender. The magic marker approach is iffy because the bags do not have a uniform surface to legiblly write. Please advise

[cazyncymru]

I have used these in the past

they are a metal detectable key holed luggage tag

 

They are brilliant

 

http://www.norprint....le_tags_labels/

 

Alternatively Klipspringer do a detectable tag

 

http://www.ksprism.c...table-ties-tags

 

Hope this helps

 

Caz x

[Tony-C]

Good morning, I am trying to find an acceptable way to label weighed ingredients to be put on a pallet with other batched ingredients. The small adhesive type of stickers don't always work on dusty environments and I don't want to create a hazard in the process i.e., labels falling from bag to blender. The magic marker approach is iffy because the bags do not have a uniform surface to legiblly write. Please advise

 

I am not a fan of tags as they are a foreign body hazard as well and are just as easily chewed up in a blender.

 

If you plan production and know your batch size can you not label the bags beforehand?

 

Regards,

 

Tony

[TheDude]

We have ran into the same problem but have found that placing a sticker on bags prior to filling allows them to adhere very well.

Edited by LeeSQF, 10 September 2013 - 06:28 PM.

[sandy soni]

try batch docket system. Sort and weigh ingredients as per docket requirements.

 

Sandeep Soni