Who is Bauer’s Candy? Bauer’s Candy is in its 134th year of operation, with Anna Bauer being the first daughter of this family business to own and operate the company. They produce the famous “Modjeska”, originally named “Caramel Biscuit.” This rich confection was initially produced in 1889 by Anna’s great-grandfather. The “Modjeska” is a homemade creamy marshmallow center hand dipped into a rich and creamy homemade caramel. They make our Modjeskas the old-fashioned way and use only the best ingredients.  Under Anna’s stewardship, Bauer’s Candies, Inc. is a thriving, growing business, exp ..read more

Who is Louisville Cream? Louisville Cream is a small-batch gourmet ice cream company located in downtown Louisville, KY, and has been locally owned and operated since 2014. With a mix of classic and rotating seasonal flavors available by the scoop or pint! They make the kind of ice cream they want to eat; with local dairy from JD Country Milk, house-made jams and sauces, fresh baked goods like cake and pie mixed in, and mix-ins from local favorites like Blue Dog Bakery, Georgia’s Sweet Potato Pie Co, Monnik Beer Co, and more! They also don’t want you to forget the freshly made waffle cones the ..read more

Breweries often mix hip trends with innovative brewing practices. As a popular industry for Millennials and Gen-Z alike, breweries face the difficult task of creating a brand design that makes an impression on a wide-ranging audience—creativity and quality reign supreme. The contents of its bottles do not solely determine a brewery’s success. At the end of the day, a beer is often chosen because of its label.  With most consumers making decisions based on what they see on social media, visuals play a vital role in capturing consumer attention. Breweries must recognize the significance of ..read more

Who is Little Mount Lavender? In 2017, Little Mount Lavender began researching alternative crops for their next venture. The more they researched, the more they began to love lavender. They were motivated by the power of lavender, which has a long history of being a medicinal remedy. They moved to Taylorsville, Kentucky, and began to plant Their first fields. In the beginning, they planned to grow and sell the lavender straight from the farm. As they continued to invest in their fields, they very quickly realized that lavender would be their life and began a path to creating their own products ..read more

Learning to Stand Out The wine industry is a world unto itself. Some people are perfectly content with wine straight out of a box, while others are connoisseurs who strictly follow the 5 S’s of wine tasting. Whatever camp you fall in, there are few who enjoy wine that would pass up the opportunity to explore a winery and try new flavors. So from a winery’s perspective, how do you stand out to engage wine enthusiasts and new customers alike? Standing out from the competition needs to be a priority for wineries aiming to capture the attention and loyalty of discerning consumers. While the taste ..read more

More than ever, design trends influence various industries and inspire creativity among designers. As a label printing company catering to diverse companies, Louisville Label is always observing the current trends that are being introduced in design spaces for inspiration.  Two of the best examples when it comes to industries following design trends are the parallels between two seemingly unrelated fields: interior home design and motor vehicle design.  We want to look at the ways that design trends in interior spaces and motor vehicles inspire our industry to create captivating cust ..read more

If we haven’t said it before, we’ll say it again, we love working with local businesses! Moss Hill offers a variety of pampering products. Whether it’s handmade soaps, lotions, candles, or gift sets, Moss Hill has a product that will pamper you. All of Moss Hill’s products are made in small batches from their very own recipes, and every item receives individual attention throughout each step of the creation process. The Moss Hill Story Flashback to 1976 when Jeanine Moneypenny was in middle school and met her new neighbor and friend, Teri Amsler. The two quickly became inseparable. As a kid, J ..read more

As a small business that is either launching a new product or trying to sell an existing one, the labels you use can greatly impact your sales. Before anyone purchases your product, they first have to be drawn to it. Labels can do a lot for your product; they communicate the name of your business to those who want to explore further, they show the color and logo of your brand that helps draw the eye of potential customers, and they explain what your product is and how it can better the lives of those who purchase it. However, to make your label noticeable, it’s essential to decide the best fin ..read more

Jean started her journey at Louisville Label in 2005 and officially retired on November 1st, 2021. Jean enjoyed going out and looking for new customers. She loved to get creative with finding new leads, especially using resources like Business First, the Lane Report, features of local businesses on tv, Farmers Markets. She enjoyed connecting with local businesses, making sample packets, and personally visiting customers and potential customers. Jean’s clients always raved about her willingness to always go above and beyond! “Best Sales Rep, second to none!” It was nothing for her to, time a ..read more

Cost-effective Takeout Packaging Options Now more than ever, we understand the need for cost savings within small businesses. The restaurant industry has seen its fair share of struggle the past year in light of the impacts of COVID-19. Keep reading for some tips for choosing cost-effective takeout packaging for your restaurant. Choosing Cost-effective Packaging Material The most common materials for takeout packaging are styrofoam, paper/cardboard, aluminum, and plastic and there are advantages and disadvantages to each. Foam, for example, is fairly cost-effective and a solid option for prote ..read more