Labeling
What is a Label?
What is a label? According to Wikipedia, a label is: “a piece of paper, plastic film, cloth, metal, or other material affixed to a container or product, on which is written or printed information or symbols about the product or item.” Labels in the printed form surround our lives every day. They’re used to identify…
Read MoreGamse Wins Best of Category at 2019 Premier Print Awards
Gamse Labels & Packaging has been awarded Best of Category Winner at the 2019 Premier Print Awards sponsored by the Printing Industries of America. Gamse received the honor in recognition of their work with Victory Brewing in the Labels and Wraps–Cut and stack, sheet-fed category. Gamse was presented the award at the Printing Industries of…
Read MoreGamse Has Got You Covered: New Nutrition Fact Labels to Stay Compliant
By now, you have probably seen the news that the FDA has extended the date to 2020 and 2021 for food manufacturers to make the required changes to their Nutrition Fact labels. It’s important to be label compliant, so you don’t violate the new rules. You would hate for your product to not make it…
Read MoreThe Food and Beverage Label
Getting it Right is a Matter of Survival, But Not for the Reasons You May Think Remember when milk was in jugs, dried foods were in boxes or bags, and your favorite brand of beverage was found only in a can or bottle? My, how things have changed. To succeed in today’s environment, food and…
Read MoreA “Simple Label?” No, We Want an Award-Winning Label!
Logos, names, tag lines, product information, bar codes and regulatory information… Color choices, alignment, placement, shrink wrap or adhesion considerations… Substrates, manufacturing implementation, technology and green initiatives… There are a lot of things that go into what the uninformed would call “a simple label”, and nothing can be taken lightly. Crafting your perfect label is…
Read MoreDoes It Matter Who Makes Your Label?
Think of it this way: Your label is the “curb appeal” that draws consumers in and entices them to pull your product – from a sea of many – off the shelf and into their homes and businesses. The label has to say a lot about you and why you are the best. Would you trust that image to just anyone?
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