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When “Veggie Burgers” Might Need a New Name: What the UK’s Plant-Based Labelling Debate Means for Food Businesses and Transparency

Written by the Data-Label Technical & Compliance Team The Guardian recently reported that the UK may soon need to mirror upcoming EU labelling rules that restrict the use of terms such as “burger”, “sausage”, and “steak” for plant-based products. Although the discussion centres around familiar food names, the implications for manufacturers, retailers, and packaging suppliers […]

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The Real Cost of Christmas Packaging: How Diet Coke’s Festive Boxes Reflect the Price of Standing Out

Every year when the holidays roll around, the supermarket shelves start to look a little brighter. From glittery chocolate tins to limited-edition drinks packs, brands go all out to catch the eye — and few do it better than Diet Coke. But behind the shiny boxes and festive artwork, there’s a serious amount of planning, […]

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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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Food Industry Pushback: Legal Challenge Looms Over ‘Not for EU’ Labels

In a major development that could reshape UK food labelling rules, several UK food industry trade bodies are reportedly considering legal action against the government’s controversial “Not for EU” labelling requirement. The regulation, intended to streamline post-Brexit trade with Northern Ireland, could now face a fierce backlash from producers, distributors, and retailers alike. 🏷️ What’s […]

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From Abrdn to Aberdeen: What the Latest UK Rebrands Mean for Packaging, Labelling, and Consumer Trust in 2025

As consumer trust, digital clarity, and brand legacy take centre stage in 2025, a wave of high-profile UK rebrands is reshaping everything from insurance to retail. For professionals in the packaging and labelling industry, these changes are more than cosmetic—they signal shifts in how brands communicate reliability, adapt to digital environments, and stay relevant in […]

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How the Rise of AI and Data Annotation Is Driving Demand for Precision Labelling

As industries continue to embrace artificial intelligence, the demand for precise, reliable labelling — both physical and digital — is growing at an unprecedented rate. From retail to robotics, the role of accurate identification has never been more important. The Data Labelling Boom According to recent industry research, the global data collection and labelling market […]

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Trump, Branding & The Power of Labels: Why What’s on the Outside Matters

Whether you love him or loathe him, there’s no denying that Donald Trump is a master of branding. His name is plastered on buildings, golf courses, and even products as diverse as steaks and fragrances. But beyond the politics, his approach to branding holds important lessons for businesses—especially when it comes to labels, product security, […]

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