NH Bill HB1650 has been introduced in the House of Representatives to protect local farms and food production. The bill would exempt food grown or manufactured, and then sold within New Hampshire, from the federal food safety regulations. The “Made in New Hampshire” brand would be regulated by the state, and could be leveraged by small, local […]
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The Right Label Makes All the Difference
If you use flexible materials to package your products, then you know there are some special challenges to your labeling. The right package creates the appealing image the consumer will notice. But if your labeling is not right, you could lose more than a sale. For example, over the holidays I received a fine gourmet […]
New Guidelines for Pharmaceutical Bar Codes
Newly published updates to the HDMA’s guidelines on bar coding in the pharmaceutical industry include some significant changes.
Motorola ET1 – the Industrial Tablet
It is a fact that for many applications, a tablet device with a nice big screen is better than the tiny cramped display of a traditional mobile computer. A lot of businesses have been introducing consumer tablet devices into their operations – particularly the old faithful iPad from Apple. While this can be great from […]
Shipping to DoD? Are You In Compliance?
If you ship to the DoD, you are most likely aware you will need to comply with MIL-STD-129 container and shipment labeling. If your shipment is going to a Defense Logistics Agency depot listed in the DoD contract clause DFARS 252.211-7006, you must comply with the RFID label requirement as well. The US Government is […]