hazardous communications

Do you transport parts and equipment in heavy-duty reusable totes? If so, you know how difficult it is to get labels that both stick to these totes and that are easily removable for when you want to relabel them for another journey. Fortunately, Brandmark has two solutions to this "sticky" reusable tote label problem.

Hazardous chemical labeling is isn’t just about identification. It’s about ensuring that people are not exposed to, or injured by, hazardous chemicals, whether directly or indirectly. By understanding the requirements and how to meet them, you protect the health and safety of everyone who comes in contact with those chemicals, whether directly or indirectly, while avoiding costly fines.

Product theft, tampering, and counterfeiting is a huge problem for businesses, resulting in billions of dollars in lost revenue every year. In fact, 3% of the U.S. gross domestic product —$600 billion — is estimated to result from counterfeiting alone. This is why, for many companies, security labels are such an important piece of their marketing and distribution strategy.

When it comes to branding, business, and operational-level labels, there are so many label suppliers out there. Is there really a difference between them? Does it really matter where they are printed? It does matter, and this article will talk about why.