What’s the difference between private label manufacturers and white label products? Other articles you might like: White labeling and private labeling are options for expanding a product line without creating or expanding production facilities. This option can help create a…
More articles you might like: Can a label create a gateway into the digital world? Yes, it’s possible—with barcodes. With a barcode scanner, people can scan your barcode and connect digitally to your website, online coupons, videos, and other digital…
Customer Spotlight: O’Soy Candles Meet O’Soy Candles, a clean fragrance line that includes candles, wax melts, and room sprays. Founded by Justine, and based out of her home in Costa Mesa, California. Justine is passionate about offering toxin-free products that…
How to organize a warehouse for better efficiency Proper warehouse storage organization is critical to maintaining a productive facility. Everything from how you receive inventory and stock products to how you retrieve and ship orders can affect the efficiency of…
Why ANSI vs. OSHA matters for safety signs When it comes to safety sign rules, OSHA vs. ANSI is a very common question. The most important thing to know is that OSHA and ANSI safety sign standards both aim to…
Customer Spotlight: Suga Water In this Avery customer spotlight, Suga Water, a thriving lemonade brand, shares the recipe for a young entrepreneur’s success for her small business and why she chose Avery for her product labeling. Started by 9-year-old A’Sauni…
What you need to know to get started Generally speaking, labeling secondary containers for chemicals is often confusing. This is because it usually doesn’t involve manufacturing or distributing hazardous chemicals. If it did, the GHS label requirements (which we wrote about…
The best way to post messages from office hours to safety info Printable sign labels are the best way for campus administrators to post important messages. Unlike metal or plastic signs, printable adhesive signs are easier to update and change…
See why long-lasting labels can make a difference in product packaging Finding the right labels for your products seems like an easy task. But depending on what you sell and how you package it, the difference between a standard paper…
What is the right material for your products? More articles you might like: If you sell health and beauty products, outdoor items, food, beverages, or other items that might come into contact with moisture or water, you need labels that…
What should be on arc flash labels? Arc flash labels typically contain key information for worker safety. Required elements (NFPA 70E) include: Additional elements (best practices) may include: Following this format ensures clear communication and helps workers understand electrical hazards.…
What is lockout tagout? “Lockout tagout” is a set of procedures for de-energizing machines and equipment so that they don’t accidentally turn on. These steps are important so that workers can safely carry out repairs or maintenance. Chiefly, the lockout…
A guide to BOPP labels and their best uses Other articles you might like: Biaxially oriented polypropylene, commonly known as BOPP, plays a vital role in our daily lives. You’ve probably encountered BOPP labels on various food packages, but they’re…
How to find the right eco-friendly solutions for your products Other articles you might like: Eco-friendly is one of many phrases that has become extremely popular in recent years. You may have seen increased requests for sustainable products for your…
See what type of material is best for your labeling needs Other articles you might like: Avery is proud to offer a huge variety of online labels that are suited for a wide range of applications. When deciding which label…
