by Marketing | Sep 16, 2015 | News, Reseal-it, Resealable Labels
Reseal-it® by Macfarlane Labels is an innovative labelling solution that helps to preserve product freshness, resulting in less food waste. Following the successful application of Reseal-it® onto Tesco’s savoury snack range and Walkers’ biscuit packs, its benefits...
by Marketing | Sep 9, 2015 | Reseal-it, Resealable Labels
Whether you are a manufacturer of food, medical or electrical equipment, you may want to ensure that your products will not be tampered with when leaving your production site. Tamper-evident security labels are designed to deter unauthorised access to your products by...
by Marketing | Aug 26, 2015 | Product Innovations, Reseal-it, Resealable Labels
Recent years have seen the rapid growth of re-sealable flexible packaging, representing a resounding ‘thumbs up’ from a consumer base not known for its love of packaging per se. Changing demographics – an ageing population, increased student numbers and people living...
by Marketing | Aug 10, 2015 | Product Innovations, Reseal-it, Resealable Labels
The whole raison d’être of packaging is to keep products in prime condition until they reach their destination, or until they are consumed or used. It’s this last point where the effectiveness of re-sealable packaging technologies can be measured and compared. In a...
by Marketing | Jul 27, 2015 | Food Waste Awareness, Reducing Packaging Waste, Reseal-it, Resealable Labels
Brand owners from world leading FMCG manufacturers gathered at the Packaging and Converting Executive Forum (PACE) in Brussels earlier this year. Angela Campbell, Resealable Labels Director, led a Roundtable event to understand the impact and importance of easy open...
by Marketing | Jul 15, 2015 | Food Waste Awareness, Reducing Packaging Waste, Reseal-it, Resealable Labels, Useful Guides
Nearly 15 million tonnes of food is wasted in the UK every year and almost half of it comes from our households. A recent report from WRAP has revealed that increasing product life by one day could save 250,000 tonnes of waste a year. Most often people get rid of food...
