TE Connectivity (TE), a maker of connectivity and sensors, has released the SP self-laminating polyester label as an labeling solution for applications that can withstand temperatures from minus 40˚C
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Enhancing your brand with interactive labels
Approximately 1.8 billion people worldwide bought products online in 2018 and it’s predicted this will increase by another 350 million by 2021. However, this does not mean brick-and-mortar store are
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Rugged 2-inch mobile label and receipt printers
Brother International (Aust), provider of mobile printing solutions, has launched its RJ-2 Series of two-inch mobile label and receipt printers.
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Security label to combat supermarket meat thefts
A security label which deters the theft of high-value meat cuts from supermarkets has begun to attract international attention after being rolled out in New Zealand.
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Plan for single Aussie label for all food exports to China
All Australian food products are set to be branded with a single country of origin label in accordance with a plan being pushed by mining magnate Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest.
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Result Group finds a new way to advertise on bottles
Australia’s largest label manufacturer worked in conjunction with one of Australasia’s largest food and beverage companies to find an innovative way to advertise on bottles.
To assist The Daily Drinks
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Food sorter reaches rebranding milestone
Optical food sorting system manufacturer Tomra Sorting Food has reached a milestone in its history.
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Hexagon Holdings to acquire Hally Group
Trans-Tasman label converter Hally Group, with subsidiaries Hally Labels (Brisbane, Christchurch, Auckland), AC Labels (Sydney) and Mark-It Labels (Christchurch), is being acquired by Hexagon Holdings.
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ACCC slugs Arnott’s $51,000 for ‘misleading’ fat claims
Arnott’s has paid penalties totalling $51,000 following the issue of five infringement notices by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission relating to representations made by Arnott’s about its Shapes Light & Crispy product.
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Coopers Clear unveils new look packaging
New packaging for Coopers Clear has been unveiled by Coopers Brewery ahead of summer.
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tna appoints dedicated AP processing manager
Packaging and processing solutions provider, tna has appointed John Van Duin as its new group solutions manager – processing for Asia Pacific.
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Industrial label printer
Label Power has launched Epson's new ColorWorks C7500 Pigment Ink industrial in-house label printers.
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Alcohol warning labels a bit blurry says new study
Australia’s current alcohol warning labels are failing to effectively convey health messages to the public, according to a new study from Deakin University.
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Opinion: Labelling changes fall short of what’s needed
Proposed changes to Australia’s Country of Origin Labelling system are a small step towards meaningful reform but fall short of giving Australian consumers information that genuinely identifies the true origins of a product’s ingredients.
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CHOICE bitter over sugar labelling confusion
CHOICE has called for the government to clearly label sugar on food products following the consumer group's finding that there are 43 different names food companies use to describe added sugars.
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Versatile label printer
The new LX2000 colour label and tag printer takes on demand colour label printing to the next level.
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