Packaging label change for New Zealand
LIFA coordinated a late label and carton reprint for a New Zealand order, completing application in 12 days and holding the vessel booking.
- The buyer
- An Auckland, New Zealand exporter of honey and health products.
- The product scope
- Honey jars with printed labels and cartons; 48,000 units for the export program.
What needed to change?
The end retailer changed label artwork (ingredient declaration and barcode) 3 weeks before the booked vessel; existing printed labels became unusable.
How LIFA managed the work
We expedited re-print of labels and cartons with the approved artwork.
We coordinated the re-run to align with the packing schedule.
We verified barcode and declaration accuracy against retailer specs.
We secured priority freight to hold the vessel booking.
Labels re-printed and applied in 12 days; vessel booking held; the shipment arrived in full compliance; the retailer approved a follow-on order.
From our company project database, with the work, approvals and results shown together.
What this project shows
Control the approved artwork revision across printing, packing and barcode checks. The shipping booking then becomes part of the change schedule.
Client identities, supplier contacts and confidential commercial terms are withheld from this public company record.
