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Natural inspiration used for underwater adhesives
Researchers at MIT have developed a new adhesive modelled on the natural glue produced by mussels.
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E-labelling approved for Canadian tech products
Canada has become the sixth country in the world to give the go-ahead to electronic labelling.
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Adhesive and sealant market to 'continue to expand'
New research indicates growth across the worldwide adhesive market until at least 2018.
Guides
How do we guarantee good quality labels?
What makes Fine Cut's labels the best in the business?
Guides
Labelling environments: Challenges and solutions
Knowing what environment your labels will be exposed to is a crucial part of their design process, so how does Fine Cut overcome this challenge?
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Keeping down your labelling costs
No-one wants to spend more than they have to - so here's how you can save money when it comes to labelling.
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Labelling 'needs to be used effectively' for biocide products
An investigation has begun in Sweden to see how well labels are being used on biocide products, amid concerns standards are slipping.
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Industry experts discuss the decisions behind labelling
The topic of 'what the values are behind labelling decision-making' has been discussed at an industry conference.
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Coca-Cola performs u-turn on new labelling scheme
Coca-Cola has adopted the government's new labelling scheme to allow transparency with customers.
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BEUC: Change food labelling legislation
The European Consumer Organisation is pushing for Country of Origin Labelling to be made compulsory on all meat.
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Should alcoholic drinks feature health warning labels?
Health warning labels could begin featuring on alcohol in the future, if the government heeds advice from a parliamentary group.
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Food is being labelled honestly, FSA states
Consumers should feel confident in trusting that food labels in the UK are not misleading, according to the FSA.
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Anti-counterfeit drugs labels: A breath of fresh air
An innovative new method of identifying counterfeit drug packaging has been identified, with the hope of rolling it out in the future.
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Study reveals concerns over FIR compliance
New research has highlighted some of the issues organisations are likely to come up against as they attempt to comply with new food labelling regulations.
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What's in a name? Personalisation of labels is paying off
Brands want their labels to do more to engage customers, so how can they achieve this?
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M&S moves to digitally printed confectionary
Marks and Spencer is adopting an on-demand approach to the printing of some of its packaging.
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Plain language drugs labelling approved in Canada
The Canadian government has approved legislation that will impact on how pharmaceutical products are labelled in the country.
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Are manufacturers feeling the pressure of label legislation?
The US' annual Wacky Warning Label competition has highlighted the extent suppliers feel they have to go to for them to be protected against the law.
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Eco labels on tyres 'in need of a service'
New research has suggested labels on tyres to indicate their energy efficiency aren't providing enough information.
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Food labelling: Why size isn't the only thing that matters
With regulations on food labelling soon set to change, what do producers need to be wary of?
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Farmers 'disagree with govt's labelling stance'
Farmers are outraged by the government's announcement not to change food labelling for processed meat and ready meals.
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Testosterone drug warning label called for by FDA
The FCA has announced there is a general risk of blood clots forming from taking testosterone and is calling for the labelling to reflect this.
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Could France follow UK's lead in traffic light labelling?
France is reported to be planning to introduce a food labelling system similar to the voluntary traffic light scheme that operates in Britain to give consumers clear nutritional information.
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Labelling used to battle African fake pharmaceuticals
A system that uses labelling codes and SMS to identify genuine and fake pharmaceuticals is expected to roll out in Rwanda over the next couple of months.
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Europe 'setting the labelling benchmark for the US'
US food manufacturers need to take a leaf out of their European counterparts book when it comes to labelling, according to Mintel.
