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New UKCA Marking
Post Brexit - the UKCA mark is the replace to current CE mark for use on goods being placed on the market in Great Britain. Product areas covered by the new UKCA marking & where to buy labels.
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Free signage for mandatory COVID-19 protection.
Labels Direct by Fine Cut are providing free labels to help guide the protective measures people need to follow.
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Voluntary labelling target achieved by UK drinks firms
UK drinks firms have achieved 80 per cent compliance on alcohol labelling.
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Health experts call for calorie labels on alcoholic drinks
It has been suggested that wine, beer and spirits should clearly display calorie information on their labels.
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Gluten-free labelling rule launched in US
Regulations have been introduced in the US to define what criteria food products that display gluten-free labels have to fulfil.
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South African winemakers using holograms to tackle fraud
Wine producers in South Africa are taking an innovative approach to combatting the problem of counterfeit goods in the industry.
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Plastics processing industry labels focus on energy efficiency
A German trade group has designed a new label that will show how energy efficient plastics processing machinery is.
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Food firms look to rebuild rep with labelling pledge
A series of pledges, including action on nutritional labelling, have been unveiled by an international food and drink industry body in order to boost the sector's image.
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QR codes used on ballot papers
QR codes are popping up everywhere - metal nameplates, labels and now even ballot papers!
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April 5th deadline looms for HSE poster
The April 5th is the deadline for employers to display the redesigned 2009 Health and Safety Law poster.
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Barcodes aid transparency of fishing industry
Barcodes are being used by a Rhodes Island sea captain to promote the traceability of his fish.
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Safety first: You have been warned
Many industries will have a need for a well-stocked supply of different warning labels in order to comply with health and safety regulations.
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Food industry calls for GM salmon labelling
Consumers could soon be given more information about the food they purchase.
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Safety in farming is vital for staff wellbeing
A farming business has been penalised after its health and safety failures resulted in an employee being injured.
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Clear labelling improves hospital health and safety
Hospitals should ensure all products and departments are clearly labelled.
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Health and safety in the manufacturing sector
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Tesco penalised for labelling errors
Tesco has been involved in another mislabelling scandal after it was found selling Dutch pork labelled as British.
The public is being advised how to handle their unwanted Christmas presents, The Portsmouth News writes.
Retailers will not need to comply with new European Union (EU) labelling guidelines until 2014, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
The label on a food product may affect the way consumers perceive its taste, claims new research.
Supermarket chains have been urged to simplify their product labels in order to make comparing products easier.
ASDA has agreed to change the labels on its 'Hereford Beef' selection after agreeing with complaints that they were misleading.
