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Why Food Labelling in the UK Is Still Misleading (And What Needs to Change)

Walk into any UK supermarket and you will see products labelled “Made in Britain”, “Produced in the UK”, or “Packed in the UK”. On the surface, that sounds straightforward. In reality, those phrases can mean very different things, and they do not always tell shoppers where the ingredients actually came from. For consumers trying to […]

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The Business Benefits of Effective Labelling: A Complete UK Guide

In our work supporting UK organisations with asset identification and compliance labelling, one issue comes up time and time again: labelling is often treated as an afterthought — until something goes wrong. Whether it’s an audit, an insurance claim, a health and safety inspection or a lost piece of equipment, poor or inconsistent labelling has […]

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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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The Future of Data Labeling: Trends Shaping the Industry in 2025

Data labeling has become the cornerstone of modern artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) development. As we move through 2025, the landscape of data labeling is evolving rapidly — driven by advances in technology, increasing demand for high-quality data, and greater emphasis on ethical practices. At Data-Label.co.uk, we are proud to be at the […]

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Why Clear Labelling Matters: Lessons from the Ticketmaster Investigation

A recent investigation by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has brought national attention to a topic we at Data-Label.co.uk know all too well: the importance of clear, honest, and transparent labelling. Following Ticketmaster’s sale of Oasis reunion tour tickets, the CMA found that fans may have been misled by the way tickets were […]

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Asda Crisp Recall: Labelling Error or Packaging Mix-Up? A Look at What Really Went Wrong

In March 2025, Asda issued an urgent recall on certain packs of its own-brand crisps after discovering that some may contain milk – an allergen not listed on the packaging. The product in question, “Asda Extra Special Sea Salt & Chardonnay Wine Vinegar Hand Cooked Crisps,” raised immediate concern for consumers with dairy allergies or […]

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New EU Chemical Labelling Regulations: What Businesses Need to Know in 2025

On December 10, 2024, the European Union’s revised Regulation on Classification, Labelling, and Packaging of Chemicals (CLP) officially came into force, marking a significant advancement in chemical safety and transparency across member states. Key Enhancements of the Revised CLP Regulation Enhanced Online Transparency E-commerce platforms are now mandated to clearly display hazard information for chemical […]

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Innovations in Sustainable Label Materials

Sustainable labelling starts with materials. Here are some of the most impactful innovations shaping the industry: Eco-Friendly Printing Techniques Beyond materials, sustainable printing methods also play a key role in reducing environmental impact: By combining eco-friendly materials with green printing processes, businesses can achieve truly sustainable labeling. The Role of Smart Labeling Technologies Sustainability extends […]

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