Price & Date Gun Labels

A date gun is only as useful as the labels loaded into it, and the wrong label means reprinting or a mismatched format. Our price and date gun labels range covers CT4 use-by and best-before labels, CT4 price labels in white and yellow, and weekly food labels for daily rotation.

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Price & Date Gun Labels

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About the Product

Our price and date gun labels are built to fit the CT4 label format used by our LynxC date and price guns. Use-by and best-before labels in white cover food safety dating, while price labels in white and yellow give a clear, visible price tag on shelf or counter.

For daily food prep, weekly food labels give 500 stickers per day across 7 days, colour-coded by day so kitchen teams can track rotation at a glance without a date gun at all. Most labels in this range are biodegradable, compostable and made from paper.

Why Choose Us

Butchers, delis and kitchens choose our price and date gun labels for a straightforward match to the CT4 format, whether that's use-by dating, pricing or a day-coded weekly system. With biodegradable, compostable materials throughout and trade pricing, restocking labels is simple.

  • CT4 use-by labels in white for food safety dating
  • CT4 best-before labels in white
  • CT4 price labels in white and yellow
  • Weekly food labels with 500 stickers per day across 7 days
  • Biodegradable, compostable and made from paper
  • Trade pricing for bulk orders

FAQs

What customer ask for!

1. What does CT4 mean on a label?

CT4 refers to the label format/size code used by our compatible date and price guns, matching this code to your gun ensures the label feeds and prints correctly.

2. Do these labels fit the LynxC date and price guns?

The CT4 use-by, best-before and price labels are designed for the CT4 format, which matches our LynxC-8D date gun. Double-check compatibility with the LynxC6 price gun specifically before ordering, since the model codes differ and label formats can vary between gun models.

3. What's the difference between use-by and best-before labels?

Use-by labels indicate a hard food safety cutoff for perishable items, while best-before labels indicate quality rather than safety, typically used on longer-life products.

4. Are weekly food labels used with a date gun?

No, weekly food labels are pre-printed stickers colour-coded by day, applied by hand rather than through a date gun, they suit kitchens tracking prep rotation rather than retail counters printing individual dates.

5. Are these labels compostable?

Most labels in this range are biodegradable and compostable, and made from paper, check individual product pages to confirm for the specific label you need.