Cheap Source for Labels

[Michael Adams]

Hi,

I am looking for an inexpensive source for labels. I was told I can get 1,000 for about 11 cents a piece, but all that I have been finding is 30 cents plus.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks.

Michael Adams, Owner
Green Mountain Mustard

[outside_the_box]

It's all about digital printing now-a-days. But to get down to even $0.11/each, you will only be able to get a very small label and 500-1000 qty. I've found that making up avery labels (or full sheet adhesive labels) with a full-bleed makes the label look good, then I just go Kinko's and have them print it in full color for only $0.49/sheet - then it's all about how many labels you can get on a sheet.

JK

[Alexandra Bruskoff]

Hi Adam,
I use a local printer (I'm in Austin Texas) I have two labels on each package of my gourmet cookies and I pay 8 cents per label. There name is Capital Printing...maybe check them out. Also I order other types of labels from Iprint.com and I also order from printingforless.com. Hope this leads you in the right direction.
Alexandra Bruskoff, Owner
Alexandra's Cookie Dreams

[Jim Miller]

I buy 1000 labels for 10 cents each (11 cents if you include shipping). Get them at Village Print Shop, ask for Neil.

http://www.villageprintshop.com/

Jim Miller

www.cherryorchardfoods.com
www.microwaveporkrindsonline.com

[Valerie]

We are using onlinelabels.com to start out with since we don't want 1000 labels. They have tons of different sizes available and the templates to go with them. Since we are just starting our line and need many different labels, we need to only print 100 of each. Yes, in the beginning the costs are higher for smaller quantities but in our case it is more feasible than ordering 1000 of 10 different labels. Hope this information helps.