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In 2001, Royal Label was one of the first label printing companies in New England to invest in digital printing. Since then, we've continued to expand our technical capabilities by offering variable data printing, GMP-compliant labels, and most recently, medical test strip pouches. Check out the Royal Labels blog featuring news and information from the digital labeling industry including..
Royal Label Blog
2M ago
Underwriter Laboratories (UL) is a worldwide safety-science organization that ensures that new technological products that come on the market are safe for consumers to use. The Canadian Standards Association (CSA) is also considered a testing laboratory that ensures product safety. Once a product has passed all of the safety tests, it will have a UL […]
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Royal Label Blog
3M ago
No matter what industry your company operates within, proper inventory ensures your business has the supplies it needs and the right financial investments to drive cost efficiency. However, this process can take time without the right tools. Incorporating the right technologies into your inventory process can save your business valuable time and money. RFID and […]
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Royal Label Blog
4M ago
For companies to truly be available to all consumers, it is important to develop products that everyone can use, including those who are visually impaired. Everyone deserves the right to take part in society and to have access to high-quality products. Not only does this give individuals who are visually impaired a chance to be […]
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Royal Label Blog
6M ago
Companies are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to reach their consumers. No matter the industry, enhancing customer engagement can set your business apart from others and help you to capitalize on your market. Companies from multiple sectors do this through interactive product labels that allow consumers to experience a product rather than just a description of it.
From QR codes on packaging to augmented reality, there are many options for available interactive product labels. No matter what industry you serve, there is an opportunity for you to take advantage of this technology ..read more
Royal Label Blog
7M ago
As consumer awareness and the demand for more sustainable and eco-friendly products
increases, the global market will continue to evolve and shape the packaging industry in the
coming years. It is expected that there will be a 7.07% increase in the global eco-friendly label
market by 2032.
What Are Biodegradable Labels?
Biodegradable packaging is made from materials that break down naturally into non-toxic
components when exposed to sunlight, moisture, and bacteria without leaving behind any
harmful residues. Biodegradable packaging includes more eco-friendly label materials than
traditional m ..read more
Royal Label Blog
7M ago
Regarding pharmaceuticals and medical products, compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) regulations is not just a regulatory necessity; it’s a cornerstone of consumer safety and trust. These guidelines govern the entire lifecycle of pharmaceutical products, from research and development to manufacturing and labeling. In an industry where precision and accuracy are paramount, GMP labeling requirements provide the framework that ensures pharmaceutical and medical drug products meet the highest quality standards.
The meticulous adherence to GMP packaging regulations is a requirement and ..read more
Royal Label Blog
9M ago
Heat-resistant labels have been designed specifically for use in situations and conditions with high temperatures. These labels track and identify products such as under-the-hood parts in a vehicle or items in steel manufacturing. In conditions with high temperatures, it is essential to differentiate products and parts.
Many industries, such as manufacturing, metalworking, automotive, aerospace, and electromechanics, work with high-temperature environments and need heat-resistant labels to stay organized. Here’s everything you need to know about the types of high-temperature labels available a ..read more
Royal Label Blog
10M ago
Smart labels are the 21st-century answer to information about medications. While traditional product labels offer dosage, ingredients, and usage information through text and sometimes images, smart labels allow consumers to inform and engage digitally with their products.
A smart label allows consumers to scan a code with a digital device to access more in-depth information about the medication they are taking. Not only are smart labels becoming more prevalent in the food and beverage industry, but they are also used by the pharmaceutical industry to drive engagement at higher levels and ensur ..read more
Royal Label Blog
10M ago
Medical devices have become more complex and specialized as they’ve been designed to provide more specific needs. Making sure these products are labeled accurately and consistently is not only important but also a requirement by the FDA. Regulatory compliance for medical devices is crucial, as medical devices are safest when labeled properly for their correct usage.
Safety is the number one priority when it comes to medical devices, regardless of the levels of innovation. Medical devices are put into three separate device identifier categories: Class I, Class II, and Class III. These different ..read more
Royal Label Blog
10M ago
Pharmaceutical packaging practices have evolved drastically over the years, changing to fit the needs of the pharmaceutical industry and its customers. In ancient times, medicines were kept in whatever was most readily available, often clay pots. For liquid medicines, however, animal bladders were sometimes used because they could contain liquids and keep them from seeping out or evaporating. Some later cultures used silk pouches for herbs or other medicinal substances, and glass became a popular way to store medicines because it could protect against an array of outside elements.
Today, the p ..read more