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Banding solutions for seafood products

Label and bundle packaged fish and seafood

Whether fish fillets, prawns or mussels in trays: a band provides space for your brand, product information and codes. Depending on the packaging design, it can also hold packaging components together or bundle several units.


ATS-Tanner offers banding solutions for packaged fish and seafood. Banding material, band tension and printing system are tailored to the packaging format and the conditions in your production environment.

Minimize packaging
Minimize packaging
Food labeling
Food labeling
Replace plastic with paper
Replace plastic with paper
Avoid waste
Avoid waste
Reduce energy costs
Reduce energy costs

Bands reduce packaging material for seafood

When packaging seafood such as shrimp, mussels, fish fillets or mixed products in trays, bands ensure secure holding with minimal material usage. Instead of additional outer packaging or large labels, the band gently and reliably secures the products without damaging them.

One band for protection, stability and labelling

Bands allow sensitive seafood products to be securely bundled or trays to be safely sealed within the process. The flexible band tension keeps the goods stable without causing pressure marks. Especially with moist or chilled seafood, bands demonstrate their strengths as a safe and material-efficient packaging solution. 
Seafood bands also provide complete product labeling. Information such as origin, catch area, weight, shelf life or brand is clearly visible on the band, replacing additional adhesive labels. The result is a clean, high-quality product presentation at the point of sale. 

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Frequently asked questions about banding seafood

Banding gently and securely bundles products. Especially for sensitive seafood, quality is preserved since no pressure or heat is required.

Yes, without any issues. Banding works reliably at low temperatures and does not affect the cold chain.

Less material usage, improved recyclability, and clear product presentation. The product also remains highly visible.

Yes. For example origin, catch date, EAN/QR codes, or expiration date. This data can also be printed directly during the packaging process.

A wide range: fish fillets, shellfish, sushi, fresh or frozen products, as well as processed items in trays.

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