Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Allergy warning labels marked "ALLERGIC TO: Fl Red" supplied in a roll of 250
These self-adhesive paper labels display "ALLERGIC TO: Fl Red" in a clear format for quick identification. Each roll contains 250 labels measuring 3 inches by 1 inch. They suit commercial kitchens, catering operations and food-service teams that need to flag specific allergens on containers or packaging.
Verify that the 3 by 1 inch dimensions fit your containers and that the paper adhesive meets your storage conditions. Confirm the "Fl Red" allergen designation matches your internal coding system before ordering. Ensure your dispenser or application method accommodates a standard roll format.
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The roll contains 250 self-adhesive labels; no dispenser is included and one would need to be bought separately.
The product listed is the fluorescent red 3" x 1" roll of 250; other colours or sizes are not described in this listing.
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