What is the best way to label secondary containers ?

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 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

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

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

Sandeep Soni