DoH gives green light to new food labelling system
A voluntary traffic-light system of food labelling is to be introduced in the UK, providing an at-a-glance appraisal of a product’s salt, sugar and...
Think labels… Think digital
As developments in digital printing technology continue to enhance its advantages over conventional printing processes, now may be the time to think differently about...
Smart food packaging to hit the shelves
SMART packaging may be finally coming of age – granted, we’ve heard that before but earlier this year one or two developers confirmed the...
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,...
Labelling: the future – Jules Lejeune discusses growth
Jules Lejeune of the European Self-adhesive Labelling Association (FINAT) discusses the routes to successful growth and profitability for suppliers operating in this rapidly changing...
The mark of success in the packaging industry
The need to increase production, cut costs and secure greater efficiency has never been more pressing.
SUPPLIERS of product identification and traceability solutions are faced...
Removing the sticking point
The desire to increase speed and accuracy is at the heart of every labelling project.
LABEL printing and verification is increasingly high-tech and the onus...
The test of time
THE last of six 1992 vintage Logopak print-apply case labelling machines is being replaced at convenience food manufacturer Symington’s after almost 20 years in...
New model
PHARMACEUTICAL labelling specialist Newman Labelling Systems has introduced a new model designed specifically for use with glass or plastic syringes and other similar cylindrical...
New Tesco labels given green light
Food labels to combine traffic light system with supermarket’s existing daily guidance design.
A LEADING health charity has praised supermarket giant Tesco following the retailer’s...
