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Flexible Packaging Market to Reach $264.9 Billion by 2030

Demand for flexible packaging continues to grow, with its market valuation projected to reach $264.9 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 4.8% during the forecast period. Its popularity has increased due to its affordability, adaptability, and eco-friendly advantages. And, single-serve packets have become a game-changer in the food, beverage and […]

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Extended Content Labels: Do More with Limited Space

Extended content labels, or ECLs, offer a unique solution for including important information on product labels without taking up valuable real estate on the front of the label. Pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and personal care industries, government regulations often stipulate what information or directions must be printed. By offering a variety of label constructions, ECLs provide extra

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Choosing Heat-Resistant Labels: Factors to Consider

Heat-resistant labels are specifically designed with durable materials that won’t melt or disintegrate in high temperature conditions. In many applications, they also must resist breakdown from chemical exposure. These labels are an important tool for identifying parts and categorizing materials in industries such as automotive, metalworking or manufacturing.  When choosing heat-resistant labels, it’s important to

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Direct Thermal vs. Thermal Transfer: What’s the Difference?

Direct thermal and thermal transfer methods both use heat to print, and both produce high-resolution images. Many modern printers from brands such as Zebra, Sato or Datamax even have the capability to print in either mode. But, each one has distinct advantages that make them best suited for different applications. Direct Thermal Instead of using

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Hazardous Waste Labels & Regulatory Compliance

Hazardous waste communication labels help maintain compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, and identify containers filled with hazardous waste to protect both employees and the public from dangerous substances. Hazard Classes: Hazardous waste labels provide information about the type of hazard inside, handing instructions, and contact information for emergency responders. The DOT has identified

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