No one wants to deal with the headaches and potentially costly penalties of your product label being non-compliant with government, industry, or customer requirements.

Labels can be non-compliant for a number of reasons, including failures in label adhesion or failed resistance to conditions ranging from extreme temperatures or moisture to chemical exposure and abrasion.

Thankfully, there three easy ways to resolve label compliance testing failures.
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When you’re looking to get started with barcoding, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the many available options.

In this article, we provide simple and easy advice to avoid the confusion and help you quickly determine the right barcoding approach for your business.

On-Demand vs. Pre-Printed Labels

The first critical decision for barcoding is whether to invest in a barcoding system or purchase pre-printed barcode labels.
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When you’re building a barcode labeling system or choosing barcode labels and supplies, the sheer number of options and choices can be overwhelming.

• Are direct thermal printers and labels the right fit for your application, or will you need a thermal transfer solution?
• Are paper labels good enough for the job, or will you need synthetic labels for more durability and resistance to liquids, chemicals, abrasion, or outdoor exposure?
• Will you need a wax, resin, or mixed-ink ribbon to accommodate your print requirements?
• How can you be sure your labels are compliant?

To get qualified answers to these questions, it pays to work with barcoding and labeling experts like our specialists at Tri-State Business Systems. We’ve been answering barcoding and labeling questions and providing expert advice for over 25 years.
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