FSA launches information hub ahead of Natasha’s Law introduction

THE Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published new resources to support food businesses preparing for upcoming changes to the labelling of pre-packed for direct...

MM Barcoding launches new printer

St Helens-based barcoding and RFID solutions firm, MM Barcoding, has launched its new entry-level colour label printer – the MM model C. The company said...

A logical time for firms to consider labelling software

By Holly Taylor, PR and marketing manager at Planglow.com THE most pressing upcoming legislative change in food packaging labelling in the UK is Natasha’s Law....
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Progress towards lower migration inks

CHESAPEAKE Bristol, part of Chesapeake’s Branded Packaging division, claims to be the first self-adhesive label manufacturer in the UK to introduce an ultra-low migration...
UPM Raflatac offers product footprints in customer quotes

UPM Raflatac offers product footprints in customer quotes

UPM Raflatac claims to have set a new labelling industry standard by embedding product footprint data directly into customer quotes. These product footprints, known as...

Brits trust their own senses rather than use-by dates

A new study has revealed most consumers aren’t “slaves” to best before and use-by dates. The research from Mintel found that two thirds of people...
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Denny Bros to showcase multi-page labels

Denny Bros to showcase multi-page labels at The Food & Drink Trends & Innovations Conference A wealth of ideas will be on show at the...

Dimaco to highlight range of label identification systems at Foodex 2021

DIMACO - part of the Jenton Group - is to highlight its range of Veri-PACK label verification equipment at Foodex 2021. The systems checks correct...

Label Apeel targets Scottish growth with new sales manager

LABEL Apeel has appointed Michael Cronan as sales manager for Scotland. The Leicestershire-based label printer is looking to expand the business north of the border,...

Import labels to go digital for British businesses

NEW legislation to introduce digital import labelling for British businesses will 'save millions in unnecessary regulation costs' the UK Government has said. Digital labelling will...