Source Tagging — the main methods.
The most common and simplest labeling system: on-product labeling. Transparent (clear) labels let the product’s printing show through. Generally used in stores and distribution centers where labels have not been applied by other processes.


The second most common system. Labels over packaging are very common in retail. Packaging and blister packs are labeled in stores, DCs or by manufacturers, by hand or with simple Labeling Heads (LHS) or Meto HLS units. Special food labels withstand the temperatures of refrigerators and freezers.


Elevate protection and identification with label-under-label processes. Printing companies supply branded labels with hidden EAS-RFID labels attached, delivering smart packaging to final retailers.


Flexographic companies and manufacturers love it. Embedding label tags inside products, packaging, food trays, footwear and more is the most effective solution using RF security.


The first solution line for textile-industry needs: hand tags including EAS and/or RFID labels.


Embedded wovens deliver real-time tracking, cost savings, efficiency and improved security.

Mostly used for medicine, a pocket-woven label is placed inside the drug container.

From air cargo and luggage to maritime freight, ports and warehouses, the requirements for traceability have undergone a revolution.

