Author: Pete Howells

A Plain English Guide to Barcode Symbologies More than 30 different barcode symbologies are in active use today. Most people recognise the striped barcode on a supermarket tin or the...

Processing Sequence The manufacturing process for your order depends on the printing machinery we are using to fulfil your order. The email updates you receive will be triggered when your...

Traffic Light Food Labelling: A Guide for UK Food Producers Around two thirds of pre-packed products on UK supermarket shelves now carry traffic light food labelling. If you manufacture food...

Technical Support Positive ID Labellling is proud to provide free technical support to our label-purchasing customers. Call 01332 864895 for technical support for your printers and labelling software. For remote...

Label Direct License Transfer Read this full Label Direct Transfer License guide and FAQ section below before starting. Once the old computer is delicensed, you cannot interrogate the software for...

What Are E Numbers? A Plain-English Guide for Food Labels What are e numbers? Pick up almost any packaged food and you'll find a string of codes in the ingredients...

Nutrition Claims on Food Labels: The Complete UK Guide Thirty. That is the exact number of nutrition claims on food labels currently permitted in Great Britain. Not thirty categories. Not...

Health Claims on Food Labels: What you need to know about health claims on food labels Walk down any supermarket aisle and you'll see them everywhere. "Supports normal immune function."...

Nutrition and Health Claims on Food Labels: A Complete UK Guide Every word on your food label carries legal weight. Make nutrition and health claims without meeting the rules -...

Vitamin Labelling Requirements on UK Food Labels: A Complete Guide Vitamins sell products. "Source of vitamin D," "high in vitamin C," "contains B12" - these phrases connect with health-conscious consumers...