LABELS & INTEGRATED PRODUCTS
and new integrated products that are more efficient and cost-effective.
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Lasting A-peel
Labels are easy to take for granted. For some consumers, they're nothing more than a vehicle for nutritional information or...
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Riding the Recession Rollercoaster
What goes up, must come down—so the saying goes. This could be used to describe the business climate during 2008... -
A Perfect Combination
When it comes to integrated products, it’s not so much about the product itself, but the product’s features. Manufacturers are...
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A Win/Win Situation
The Print Professional team congratulates everyone who participated in this year’s design contest for their creativity and ingenuity. It was... -
The Key to Success
The first priority of advertising is establishing need. Even product lines offering unlimited market potential and movement require a little... -
I Think I Can
You can run, but you can’t hide. There’s no escaping [cue dramatic music]: The Recession. Had enough of the media’s...
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Tickets, Tags and Labels Shine in ’09
The economic downturn could actually mean an upswing in sales for some traditional products. Just think of all the reduced-price...
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Stormy Weather
Hardship. Crisis. Recession. Sound familiar? The current combination of escalating food and gasoline prices is surely reminiscent of the 1970s...
More On Labels & Integrated Products
A Perfect Combination
February 2010
Do you think outside of the box? If so, you might consider adding integrated or affixed items to your product line. Here is a collection...
Security Lock Down
January 2010
Tis the season—for shoplifting. Add the desperation associated with an economic recession to the busy holiday rush and the end result is probably less than...
The Power of Plastics
October 2009
Plastics may not sound great. Especially since they are described as cold, shiny and hard. But, when it comes to gift cards, identification cards and...
Avery Dennison Labeling Solution Fulfills CPSIA Requirements
August 2009A new labeling solution that allows manufacturers to meet and even exceed U.S. Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) requirements for product tracking, and then...
ID Label Acquires Universal Label Technologies
August 2009Headquartered in Lake Villa, Ill., ID Label signed a letter of intent to purchase the assets of Universal Label Technologies (ULT). ...
EMA Changes Name
August 2009Austell, Georgia-based EMA – Specialty Envelopes & More has changed its name to EMA – Printed Solutions for Distributors. ...
Riding the Recession Rollercoaster
July 2009What goes up, must come down—so the saying goes. This could be used to describe the business climate during 2008 in any number of ways....
Dynic USA Introduces New Resin Ribbons
July 2009Headquartered in Hillsboro, Ore., Dynic USA Corporation has released a new wax-resin ribbon—LA8—for extreme or harsh environment applications. LA8 will replace the company's...
Repacorp Handles RFID Label Needs
June 2, 2009Zebra Technologies is no longer converting RFID labels, but if you still need that work done turn to Tipp City, Ohio-based Repacorp. ...
Lasting A-peel
June 2009
Labels are easy to take for granted. For some consumers, they're nothing more than a vehicle for nutritional information or window dressing for their preferred...
