Environmetal impact of labels reviewed
L’OREAL Americas and Avery Dennison are collaborating to identify and reduce the environmental impacts of packaging labels throughout the entire label lifecycle.
The collaboration has...
Latest coding innovations showcased at Interpack 2023
MARKEM-Imaje (MI) has revealed it unveiled 'market-first' coding technology designed to propel production of serialised 2D barcodes and three recently-developed laser designs at Interpack...
Packaging’s data evolution: from simple wrapper to sophisticated data carrier
The concept of product packaging has evolved from humble beginnings as a plain, loose wrapper, to a sophisticated, branded and data-marked means of providing...
New solutions in counterfeit battle
DENNY Bros says it is helping pharmaceutical firms tackle the scourge of counterfeit drugs.
The producer of multi-page pharmaceutical labels has developed a security 2D...
A sticky question: wet-glue or self-adhesive labelling?
THERE are many factors to weigh when making the choice between wet-glue or self-adhesive labelling.
Wet-glue (WG) still dominates in the food and beverage world,...
Poll shows support for labelling detailing how meat and dairy was produced
A new survey has shown support for labelling on meat and dairy products that states the conditions in which the animal was reared in.
The...
SRUC study considers impact of animal welfare logo on packaging
SCOTLAND’S rural college (SRUC) has told Packaging Scotland of its plans to develop a universal logo aimed at helping consumers identify pro-animal welfare meat...
PicoJet investment supports firm’s digital labels expansion
DANTEX Group has installed a PicoJet 1200 DRS digital label press at APS Graphics, in a move designed to enable the business to expand...
New designs smash it for alcohol-free drinks firm
DRYNKS Unlimited has worked with specialist suppliers Croxsons and The Label Makers to supply primary packaging for its Smashed range of alcohol-free ales, beers...
Digitally printed labels help salon brand achieve its goals
EDINBURGH salon brand Moo Hair, which specialises in natural and ethical products, has opted for environmentally friendly packaging products.
