E-Commerce Packaging
Barcodes, QR codes and order references on mailer bags, shipping boxes and parcels, for quicker sorting and tracking.

Every parcel identified before it leaves the warehouse
Online selling in Kenya runs on parcels: mailer bags, shipping boxes and branded packs moving from warehouses and small sellers through couriers to customers. Each parcel must be identified, sorted and tracked, often in volumes that make hand labelling slow and error-prone.
Coding directly on the packaging puts the barcode, QR code or order reference exactly where scanners expect it. Drop on demand printers suit corrugated boxes and cartons, continuous inkjet suits poly mailers and bags, and a print examiner can confirm that every code scans before the parcel goes out.

What we code on e-commerce packaging
- Barcodes and QR codes for sorting and tracking
- SKU and product codes
- Order or batch references
- Return and handling instructions
- Brand text and logos
Key features
What you can expect from a coding system set up for this pack.
- Codes where scanners lookPrint position planned so sorting lines and handheld scanners read parcels first time.
- Boxes and bags coveredDrop on demand for corrugated boxes, continuous inkjet for mailers and poly bags.
- Verified codesA print examiner checks each barcode is present and readable before dispatch.
- Variable data on the lineOrder numbers and SKUs can change quickly, with data fed from your own system where your setup allows.
Built for Kenyan production lines
Kenyan online sellers and fulfilment centres range from small shops shipping a few dozen parcels a day to warehouses handling thousands, and every parcel has to be identified clearly for couriers and customers.
- Codes sized and placed for the scanners used by couriers and sorting hubs.
- Less reliance on handwritten or sticker labels that peel off or smudge.
- Printers that cope with dusty, busy dispatch areas.
- Local inks, spares and support for busy periods.
- Training so your team can change messages and keep the line moving.
Recommended equipment
The products we most often fit for this application.

Drop on demand printers
Large barcodes and order references on corrugated boxes and cartons.
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Continuous inkjet printers
Inkjet codes on mailer bags, poly bags and branded packs.
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Print examiners
Verify that each barcode is readable before the parcel is dispatched.
Explore productHow we work with you
Whatever you come to us for, the same clear process applies from first call to ongoing support.
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Assess
We learn about your product, packaging, line speed and what needs to be printed.
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Recommend
We propose the right printer, ink and layout, with a clear quote.
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Install and train
We install and commission the system and train your operators on the line.
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Support
Inks, spares and maintenance keep production running, with our team a call away.
Common questions
Can you print on poly mailer bags?
Yes. Continuous inkjet with an ink matched to the bag film can print barcodes and text on mailers.
Can the printer connect to my order system?
Many printers accept data from external systems. What is possible depends on your setup, so we review your order or warehouse system with you.
Will couriers scan the codes?
A well-printed barcode in a good position scans reliably. A print examiner can check each one before the parcel leaves.
Explore other applications
See how we approach coding on other kinds of packaging.
- Coding on Pouch
- Coding on Tetra Pak
- Coding on Flexible Films and Foil
- Coding on PET Bottles
- Coding on Carton Box
- Coding on Rigid Containers
- Coding on Shrink wrap
- Coding on Glass Bottles
- Coding on Cable and Wire
- Coding on Pipe
- Coding on Rubber parts
- Coding on Metal
- Coding on Label
- Coding on Ceramic
- Coding on Wood
- Coding on Food
- Software Integration - Coding Application
- Coding on HDPE Bags
Ready to talk about your line?
Tell us what you pack and how fast you run, and our team will respond with options and next steps.
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