CLEVELAND, June 28, 2021 - Developments in production technologies and printing techniques – including advances in shrink tunnels, flexography, and digital printing – are widening heat shrink use beyond food and beverage markets. See the new study Heat Shrink & Stretch Sleeve Labels for more information.

Primary heat shrink labels are increasingly used for:

cosmetics
toiletries
OTC pharmaceuticals
nutritional supplements
Heat shrink labels' range is also expanding beyond primary labels into:

multipack collation films and overlabels
labels on large caps like on laundry detergent for added promotional space
tamper-evident printed neck bands
Shrink sleeves will find increasing use in beverage applications to give a no-label look. Additionally, shrink sleeves will see adoption in pharmaceutical applications due to their tamper evidence properties.

Heat Shrink & Stretch Sleeve Labels analyzes the United States market for heat shrink and stretch sleeve labels. In the context of this report, a label is defined as any material adhered to an object to indicate contents, pricing, ownership, directions, destinations, ratings, warnings, or other information.

Markets covered in the study include:

food processing
beverages
pharmaceuticals
cosmetics and toiletries
other primary packaging (e.g., automotive chemicals, household cleaning chemicals, medical devices, apparel and textiles, lawn and garden production, paper and plastic products, sporting goods, tobacco, toys)
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