The Sorting Labels: Waste Bags

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The sorting labels create a visual link between packaging, waste bags, waste containers, and market communication. This will help us achieve our shared goals of increased material recycling.

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How to Use Sorting Labels on Transparent Waste Bags

The main rule is that the Sorting Labels should be used in their designated color with a white border around the label and black text for the name of the waste type. On transparent bags, the Sorting Label is used in its category color, and we recommend using three-color printing. If this is not possible for special reasons, such as printing limitations or economic factors, two-color or single-color printing is also an option.

Incorrect use of the Sorting Label on transparent waste bags:

When waste bags are distributed, for example to residents, there is often a need to include additional information on the bag. This could be information about waste sorting, along with the logo of the organization distributing the bags. The illustration below shows an example of how the information on the bag can be arranged. It is recommended to maintain some spacing between the Sorting Label, additional information, and the company’s logo to ensure that all elements are clearly visible.

Example of the Sorting Label combined with text and logo:

How to Use Sorting Labels on Colored Waste Bags

When the bag is the same color as the Sorting Label, the label can be used with either a white or black outline. If the bags are sorted at optical facilities, it is recommended to use the Sorting Label with a black outline to ensure optimal sorting.

Correct use of white and black outlines on waste bags:

Incorrect use of white and black outlines on waste bags:

When waste bags are distributed, for example to residents, there is often a need to include additional information on the bag. The illustration below shows an example of how the information on the bag can be arranged. It is recommended to leave some distance between the Sorting Label and the company’s logo to minimize competition for attention.