Building a More Flexible Label Production Workflow
Before adopting the ANY-JET II, Tamerlan Marketing relied on external suppliers for its processed food packaging labels. As the company expanded its product range and production volume, outsourced label production became increasingly difficult to manage.
Long lead times made it harder to respond quickly to changes in product information, packaging design, or market requirements. Minimum order quantities often led to excess inventory, and coordinating with outside suppliers added extra workload to the production process.
By introducing the ANY-JET II, Tamerlan Marketing gained the ability to produce labels according to its own production schedule. This allowed the company to print smaller batches when needed, update label designs more efficiently, and maintain consistent print quality across its product lines.
According to the owner of Tamerlan Marketing, the ANY-JET II has helped the company solve key challenges related to outsourced label production and establish a more flexible in-house label printing workflow.
“With the ANY-JET II, we have full control over our processed food packaging labels. It allows us to work more efficiently and respond faster to changes. This system has become an essential part of our production strategy.”
— Owner of Tamerlan Marketing MCHJ
Exploring Additional ANYTRON Solutions
Based on its successful experience with the ANY-JET II, Tamerlan Marketing is now considering the introduction of additional ANYTRON equipment within the next three months.
During the visit to the ANYTRON Technology Center, the company reviewed new equipment options and discussed how additional digital label printing and finishing solutions could further support its production efficiency, packaging flexibility, and future growth.
The visit also provided an opportunity to explore how different ANYTRON systems can be configured to match the company’s production needs, from label printing to finishing and workflow expansion.
Key Focus Areas Discussed
- Expanding in-house label production capacity
- Improving flexibility for short-run and design-change jobs
- Reviewing additional digital printing and finishing equipment
- Configuring a workflow that matches future production growth












