Grocery & Retail · grocery bib tag printing
Weber handles grocery bib tag printing in-house: your weekly sale tags get designed, printed, cut, sorted, and shipped to every store, on the same press that already runs tens of thousands of them a week.
You stop printing them in the back office. Your team stops cutting them by hand. And you save real money doing it. We Get Stuff Done.

The short answer
Weber prints custom grocery bib tags in-house, in full four-color, cut and presorted by category and shipped to each of your stores every week. A single Thursday run prints 68,000 tags, which drops the per-tag cost below back-office printing and hands hours back to your store teams. Boyer's Food Markets says it saved them over $75,000 a year.
Sound familiar?
You print your own tags now. Somebody pulls the database, runs the sheets on a back-office printer, cuts them down, sorts them by aisle, and prints them again when the sale changes Wednesday night. Multiply that by every store, every week, all year. That is a lot of toner, a lot of paper, and a lot of payroll spent on scissors.
Here is the part nobody adds up: the time. The hours your people burn on tags are hours they are not stocking, facing, or helping a customer find the deal you printed the tag for.
We took that whole job off the back office and put it on a press built for it.
The capability
We print bib tags in-house, in volume, every week. A single Thursday run moves 68,000 of them. That is not a number we hit once. That is the standing cadence: design, print, cut, presort, ship, repeat. Same day every week, never late.
That volume is the whole point. When tags run on a real four-color press instead of a back-office printer, the math flips:
Boyer's Food Markets ran the numbers. Here is what their president said.
“The Weber Bib Tag Program has been great on many levels! First and foremost, it saved us easily over $75,000 a year in printing costs, plus additional savings in the reduction of employee hours. The tags highlight our special programs and the execution has been flawless, it is one of the least painful changes we have ever made!”
How it works
Three steps. We mean it.
Step 1
Your database file, the list of items for this week's tags, and your logo. That is the whole hand-off.
Step 2
Full four-color on our own press. We cut every tag and sort them by category, so installation is fast.
Step 3
Boxed by store, ready to hang. Your associates open the box and go.
Andrea Karns put it plainly when her stores made the switch.
“We are in the process of switching over to the Weber Bib Tag Program. We are excited because the tags will allow us to incorporate our branding message directly on to the tags and will save our associates a significant amount of time when they hang them. Weber has been great to work with as we work through all the back-end data information to make this switch seamless.”
Your brand, every tag
A supermarket sale tag is prime shelf real estate. You print thousands of them a week and shoppers read every one. So we build you custom bib tags that put your brand to work on every single one.
Need something the list does not cover? Just ask. We will find a way to make it happen.
The bigger picture
Bib tags are a treadmill: they run every week and they never stop. That is exactly the kind of work Weber is built to carry for you. The same in-house team that prints your tags also prints your shelf signs, your end caps, and your store signage, all out of one building, on one schedule, from one point of contact. Your weekly circular runs on that same schedule too: we design it, buy the media, and manage the run, then print it through trusted printers close to your mail routes so it hits every box on time. One deadline, ours to own, and we never miss it.
That is our grocery and retail program. One partner in Lancaster, PA for the whole weekly grind, instead of four vendors you have to chase.
Related pages
The whole grocery and retail program in one place.
See the overviewDesigned, media bought, and managed to hit every box on time.
See circularsPrinted in-house on the same schedule as your tags.
See shelf signsThe display that stops a cart, made in the same building.
See end capsSignage built store by store, ready to hang.
See store signageIn-house, no markup, no contract. The whole promise.
See how we workEverything we print and install in-house, from bib tags to banners to vehicle wraps.
See printing & signageCommon questions
Short, straight answers. If yours is not here, ask us and we will give it to you the same way.
Per-tag price comes from two things: how many you run and how many stores you ship to. Volume on our four-color press beats a back-office copier, so the more you print the less each tag costs. We do not mark up the production. Send us a sample of what you print today and your store count, and we will quote your real number, no charge for the look.
On a standing weekly schedule. Bib tags run on a set cadence: you send the file, we print, cut, presort, and ship, same day every week, never late. A single Thursday run moves 68,000 tags, so your volume is routine, not a rush. Once your week is locked in, it just repeats.
No contract and no setup hoop to clear. Bib tags are standing weekly work, so we size the program to your stores and your run, not a fixed minimum. If the math works when we run your numbers, you switch. If it does not, you keep what you have.
Three things: your database file, this week's item list, and your logo. We handle the print, the cut, the presort by category, and the boxing store by store. Your associates open the box and hang tags. No new press to buy, no outside print shop to chase.
Once the tag program is running, the next question answers itself: what else are you still printing the hard way?