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Consumers still confused about food labelling, says study

DESPITE the introduction of a standardised traffic-light food labelling system (see Packaging Scotland, July 2013), consumers still want manufacturers, brand owners and retailers to...
Chesapeake

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...
Megnajet RackFit SP

Megnajet adds to portfolio of ink delivery systems

MEGNAJET has announced the expansion of its portfolio of ink delivery systems with the launch of RackFit SP, a pressure-fed fluid management system developed...
Durst Tau RSC 340 LED press

Baker Labels ramps up investment plans with ‘UK first’ installation

BAKER Labels has announced it has become the first UK company to install a Durst Tau RSC 340 LED press. The firm said the productivity...

Sustainable label is apple of the eye for cocktail producer

THE Label Makers has created a can label wrap for a new cocktail made from 5% apple waste from apple juice production and 95%...

Mercian Labels and AC Labels announce merger

MERCIAN Labels has announced that it will be merging its wholly owned subsidiary AC Labels Ltd into its main business. Since its purchase by Mercian Labels...
UPM Raflatac labels

Labels have the power to promote circularity

Andrea Irazabal, sustainability manager at UPM Raflatac, discusses how Scottish brand owners can integrate sustainability into the packaging identity MATERIAL evaluation is key for any...

Labelling now required on food pre-packed for direct sale

FOOD pre-packed for direct sale (PPDS) on site is now required to feature ingredient and allergen labelling under new legislation. Items such as sandwiches packaged...

Firm unveils social distancing labels

SATO, a global auto-ID and labelling solutions firm, has announced it is supporting its customers with a new range of personalised social distancing labels...
Veggie burger

Concerns over EU’s plans to ban ‘meaty’ terms on plant-based product labelling

EU proposals to ban 'meaty' names on the labels of plant-based foods could adversely impact farmers, meat companies, and plant-based food pioneers, ProVeg International...