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Pressure-sensitive wine labels
Avery Dennison Label and Packaging Materials has extended its Fasson label products with five new facestocks for wine bottles.
Biodegradable Seed Label
Custom-printed color labels can be embedded with virtually any type of small seeds.
Recycling-friendly labels
Three additional Fasson label constructions have met the protocol requirements of the Association of Post-consumer Plastic Recyclers (APR) for the recycling of PET thermoformed containers.
Peeling Back the Label
Technical advances add creative possibility and production efficiency to many kinds of label stock.
Transparent label
YUPO Clear is designed to provide a no-label look for several package types with the convenience of pressure-sensitive labeling
Digitally Printed Labels
Fort Dearborn Company’s digital print solutions offer speed-to-market for economical labeling of prototype and sample packaging.
Converter invests in digital label printing
Advanced Labels NW purchases first HP Indigo WS600 Press
Dragon Rouge Repositions 250-Year-Old Greenall’s Gin for New Generation
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