The short answer

Digital Label Services supplies label printing in Wyong from Green Point, around 30 minutes north via the M1. North Wyong is one of the few Central Coast precincts zoned for heavier processes, and the Berkeley Vale food cluster sits nearby, so we print FMCG product labels, date and batch codes and pallet labels.

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The North Wyong Industrial and Enterprise Precinct has its own chapter in Central Coast Council’s development control plan, and its streets are named after European cities: Amsterdam Circuit, Brussels Road, London Drive, Lucca Road and Naples Place, with Donaldson Street named as a main thoroughfare. Our label printing on the Central Coast work here is heavier than most suburbs on the Coast.

The precinct is zoned IN1 General Industrial and split into Regulated Emissions Areas A, B and C, with higher-risk air-polluting industries confined to Area A. Around 5 km away at Berkeley Vale, Mars Food Australia and Sanitarium anchor the Coast’s densest food manufacturing concentration, and Little Creek Cheese produces haloumi, feta and cheddar in Wyong itself.

What does a packaged food label made near Wyong have to carry?

A nutrition information panel must declare energy in kilojoules, protein, total fat, saturated fat, carbohydrate, sugars and sodium, in two columns showing per serving and per 100 g or 100 mL. Any nutrition claim on the pack makes the panel mandatory.

Allergens are declared twice over: in bold within the ingredient list, and again in a bolded summary statement beginning with the word Contains. Tree nuts and molluscs are named individually rather than as a group, and added sulphites at 10 mg/kg or more.

How does measurement marking change your artwork?

Character height for the measurement marking is set by the package’s maximum dimension, and it catches a lot of new packaging out. Up to 120 mm the minimum is 2 mm; over 120 mm and up to 230 mm it is 2.5 mm; over 230 mm and up to 360 mm it is 3.3 mm; above 360 mm it is 4.8 mm. Stamped or embossed characters must be at least three times the printed size.

The marking belongs on the main display panel. On cylindrical, spherical, oval or conical containers it must sit wholly within a 60 degree arc either side of the vertical centre line. The packer’s name and Australian street address are required too, and a PO box or an email address will not do.

The e mark

Under the Average Quantity System the e mark must be at least 3 mm high and placed close to the stated quantity on the principal display panel. It is not decorative, and it commits you to the three AQS tests.

Where do date codes and batch numbers belong?

Lot identification and date marking are required label information, but they rarely belong on the printed label itself. They change every run, so most Wyong producers apply them separately at the end of the line, either overprinted onto the pack or printed onto a variable label.

That split is worth designing for. Leave a clear, uncoated window in the artwork for the code, keep it away from seams and gussets, and choose a print method that survives chilling, freezing or condensation on the way to a distribution centre.

Is a Health Star Rating worth putting on the pack?

The Health Star Rating is voluntary and carries no fee. It scores energy, saturated fat, sodium and total sugars, offset by protein, fibre and fruit, vegetable, nut and legume content, and it runs from half a star to 5 stars in half-star increments across six calculator categories.

The graphic may be scaled provided it stays legible, and no fixed millimetre size is specified. Decide before the label is laid out, because a rating panel added late forces a redesign.

What do we supply into the North Wyong estate?

Labels alone rarely solve a production problem, so label printing in Wyong is supplied alongside the printing equipment, the stock and the technical support behind it.

Ordered regularly from Wyong and Berkeley Vale addresses:

Support and servicing

label printer repairs and service covers diagnosis, parts, servicing and technician visits, including equipment bought elsewhere. Genuine consumables matter here: an off-spec ribbon and facestock pairing is a common cause of codes rubbing off in transit.

How far north is Wyong from our premises?

Wyong is around 30 km from Green Point, roughly 30 minutes via the Central Coast Highway and the M1 north. Deliveries go to the site and technicians travel up for installation, operator training and service work.

There is no branch in Wyong. Everything is supplied from 7A Melissa St, Green Point NSW 2251, and the directions to our Green Point premises page covers access, with a specific set of directions from Wyong to our premises for the drive south.

“Digital Label Services have delivered quality labels and consumables, cost savings and support for the last 7 months for our colour label printers ensuring that a key component of our business runs efficiently.”

Kim Jardine, General Manager, James Bennett P/L

Frequently asked questions

Can you handle label printing in Wyong for a full production line?

Yes. We supply printed labels in high volume runs above 10,000, commercial label presses and overprinting systems, applicators for line application and the consumables behind all of it. Tell us the line speed, the pack format and the label width and we will work back from there to a recommendation.

Our date codes rub off before the pallet reaches the customer. Why?

Usually a mismatch between ribbon and facestock, or direct thermal stock used where thermal transfer was needed. Abrasion in transit, condensation coming out of chilled storage and pallet wrap friction all attack a weak code. Send a sample and the printer model and we will look at the pairing.

Do you print labels that go into a freezer?

Yes, and the important distinction is application temperature versus storage temperature. A label applied at room temperature and then frozen behaves differently to one applied directly onto frozen product, which needs a freezer-grade adhesive. Tell us both temperatures and the surface, and test the recommended material on your own product.

Is the e mark compulsory on our packaging?

The e mark signals that the package is filled under the Average Quantity System, which is a choice rather than a requirement for every packer. If you use it, the mark must be at least 3 mm high and placed close to the stated quantity on the principal display panel, and the AQS tests apply.

Do you deliver to Berkeley Vale as well as North Wyong?

Yes. Berkeley Vale sits around 5 km from the Wyong precinct and falls on the same run for us. Deliveries and technician visits are made from Green Point, around 30 minutes south. We hold no branch, warehouse or counter anywhere else.

Areas we also serve

Put your Wyong label and coding supply on one account

Send us the pack, the artwork and the point in the line where the code is applied, and we will quote the labels, recommend the stock and advise on the printer or overprinter to match.

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References and further reading

Written by the Digital Label Services Technical & Packaging Team — more than 30 years of packaging industry experience across digital label printing, label stock, printing equipment, commercial label presses and packaging solutions.

Reviewed by: Digital Label Services Technical Team, Packaging & Digital Label Printing Specialists. Last reviewed: 26 August 2026.

Label materials, adhesives, inks and finishes should be selected according to the intended application and relevant Australian requirements. Discuss specific technical or regulatory requirements with Digital Label Services before production.