Label application
Apply customer-supplied labels in the position and orientation agreed for the project.
Repacking and relabelling services
Repacking and relabelling for stock that needs changing.
Apply an agreed label, update pack presentation or move products into a revised format without diverting your core team.
The short answer
What does this service do?
A repacking service moves a product into a different or corrected pack format, while relabelling replaces or covers an existing label. These outsourced packaging services help businesses prepare stock for a launch, presentation change or remedial requirement. Stockholm Ltd scopes each repacking and relabelling project around the supplied materials, placement instructions, quantities and deadline.
Where it fits
Common reasons to outsource repacking and relabelling
When otherwise usable stock needs a defined packaging change, an outsourced team can turn the correction into a controlled task and protect internal capacity.
- 01Applying supplied labels to a new packing run
- 02Replacing or covering an existing label to an agreed instruction
- 03Moving products into replacement outer packaging
- 04Adding an insert or supplied component during repacking
- 05Preparing corrected stock for the next step in the supply chain
What the work can include
Clear instructions in, consistently presented stock out
Label position, pack construction and presentation expectations should be unambiguous before the run begins. We clarify the intended result and the practical handling steps at the outset.
Relabelling and over-labelling
Replace or cover existing information as specified in the approved brief.
Repacking
Remove products from one pack format and place them into the replacement format supplied for the work.
Presentation checks
Review the visible finish against the agreed example or instruction before units are completed.
A clear production route
Brief. Scope. Produce. Complete.
- 01Share the requirement
Send the product, pack format, approximate quantity and target date.
- 02Clarify the detail
Agree the components, handling, presentation and checks relevant to the work.
- 03Set up the run
Turn the agreed result into a practical sequence for production.
- 04Complete the units
Check, count and prepare finished work for the next step in your supply chain.
Preparing your enquiry
A better brief gets you a better first answer.
Include photographs of the current pack and the intended result where possible. For label work, tell us the size, material supplied and required placement; for repacking, describe the existing and replacement formats.
- ✓Current pack condition
- ✓Required finished result
- ✓Label or replacement materials
- ✓Placement and orientation
- ✓Approximate quantity
- ✓Completion date and release requirements
01What is over-labelling?+
Over-labelling means placing a new label over an existing one according to an approved position and instruction. The supplied label, surface, pack shape and required finish all affect the production approach.
02Can you relabel already packed stock?+
Potentially, yes. Send images or a sample description of the packed stock, the existing label, the new label and the required position so the handling and finish can be assessed.
03What information is needed for a repacking quote?+
Describe the existing pack, the replacement pack, any components or inserts, the approximate quantity and target date. A photo or sample of both the current and desired result is especially useful.
04Can relabelling be combined with another packing task?+
Yes. A brief can combine relabelling with repacking, component changes or presentation work when the full sequence and finished result are clearly defined.
Start a conversation
Tell us what needs packing.
Share the format, quantity, timing and intended result. We will review the outline and come back to discuss whether the project is a good fit.