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When Rebranding Misses the Mark: What Went Wrong with Jaguar’s Transformation

In 2024, Jaguar — a name long synonymous with British engineering and refined luxury — decided to reinvent itself. The brand unveiled a complete overhaul of its identity, promising a bold new era of “Exuberant Modernism.” The aim was to position Jaguar as a cutting-edge electric-vehicle manufacturer appealing to a new generation of drivers. But […]

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Lidl Launches UK’s First “Live Well” Healthy Food Label Integrating Sustainability

Lidl GB has unveiled a new “Live Well” label — a distinctive first in the UK food retail sector — designed to transparently highlight both the nutritional quality and environmental footprint of own-brand food products. The company says this dual-criteria label aims to simplify healthier and more sustainable purchasing decisions for consumers. Why This Matters […]

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How to Choose the Right Labels for Your Business: An Expert Guide

When it comes to labels, the difference between something that lasts and something that fails often comes down to expertise in materials, adhesives, and print technology. At Data Label, we’ve spent over 25 years designing, testing, and manufacturing custom labels in the UK, and in this guide, we’ll share insider knowledge to help you choose […]

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Why Asset Labels Are Still Essential in 2025

As businesses adopt cloud software, AI, and IoT devices, it can be tempting to assume that physical asset labelling is outdated. In reality, asset labels remain a cornerstone of effective asset management. In 2025, they continue to provide reliability, compliance, and security that purely digital solutions cannot fully replace. At Data-Label, we’ve been supplying bespoke […]

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New Rules on ‘Meaty’ Terms: What Plant-Based Food Makers Need to Know

Introduction In July 2025, Osborne Clarke delivered a critical update focusing on two major developments in food law: the European Commission’s proposal to restrict “meaty” terms and the UK’s progress on a national Deposit Return Scheme (DRS). These regulations carry significant implications—not just legally—but for branding, compliance, and the evolving landscape of sustainable product marketing. […]

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“Quishing” Scams Surge: How to Safeguard Yourself and Your Data

QR codes have seamlessly integrated into our daily routines—from menus and parking meters to concert tickets—and offer undeniable convenience. But what if that convenience is becoming a liability What Is “Quishing”? “Quishing,” a blend of QR and phishing, refers to malicious schemes that exploit QR codes to deceive users into revealing personal or financial data. […]

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Brexit Food Labels Under Fire: Are “Not for EU” Stickers a Step Too Far?

The ongoing fallout from Brexit continues to shape how everyday goods reach supermarket shelves. One of the latest points of contention is the rollout of “Not for EU” labels on certain food and drink products. The measure was designed to protect trade agreements with the European Union, but major retailers argue it has created confusion […]

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Big Brother in Aisle 4: Morrisons Staff Say Stock Cameras Are Watching Their Every Move

Ever felt like you’re being watched while tidying the shelves in Morrisons? You’re not wrong – and it’s not just the customers keeping an eye out. In stores across the UK, Morrisons has rolled out AI-powered ‘optic’ cameras to monitor shelf stock levels. But according to staff, these cameras do far more than count tins […]

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