Mercian Labels achieves BRC grade ‘A’ accreditation
MERCIAN Labels has announced that both of their manufacturing facilities have achieved an ‘A’ grade BRC Accreditation for hygiene.
With this standard, and combined with ISO 9001,...
Apeel-ing to Scotland: Label Apeel heads north
Label Apeel, award-winning printers based in Leicestershire, have opened a permanent office in Alloa following a rise in demand for their labelling knowledge and...
AA Labels invests £1.1 million in new machinery
AA Labels has announced it has invested £1.1 million in new machinery to fulfil demand for printed packaging across a range of sectors.
To date,...
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...
Environmental charity bowled over by label manufacturer’s cricket initiative
A4 Labels has confirmed it will continue its partnership with Portslade Cricket Club, renewing its sponsorship for the 2026 season following a successful first...
UPM Raflatac unveils Carbon Action portfolio
UPM Raflatac has launched its Carbon Action Plastic Labels portfolio.
The first products offered under the portfolio will be available to customers in EMEIA and...
ABG’s new flexo system tipped to ‘redefine standards’ in label printing
FINISHING equipment manufacturer, A B Graphic International (ABG), has launched a new flexo system tipped to 'redefine standards' in the label printing industry.
The new...
Coveris completes £3m ‘transformation’ project at labels facility
PACKAGING manufacturer Coveris has confirmed completion of a two-year 'transformation' project at its Cramlington labels facility in Northumberland.
The twin facility has had over £3...
Dantex ‘setting new benchmarks’ in digital UV inkjet market
DANTEX has announced plans to launch a range of new developments in its Pico series at Labelexpo Europe 2025.
The firm will introduce a series...
Calorie labelling leads to ‘small but meaningful’ long-term effects for consumers
CALORIE labelling on food products leads people to choose options with slightly fewer calories which can lead to 'meaningful' long-term effects, a new study...
