Copy Expansion Labelling Product for 2007

Released on = August 31, 2007, 1:51 am

Press Release Author = Paragon Print and Packaging

Industry = Food & Beverage

Press Release Summary = Today, products must carry a lot more information. Copy
space is rapidly diminishing as product labels are filled with regulatory,
multilingual, instructional and promotional copy. Often, important sales information
is left off because it was displaced by required \"legal\" copy. So by expanding copy
space, manufacturers gain the freedom to tell their customers \"all the good stuff\"
while leaving enough space to allow for all the government required copy.

Press Release Body = Copy Expansion Labelling is the category name for all label
systems designed to expand a product\'s copy space.
Today, products must carry a lot more information. Copy space is rapidly
diminishing as product labels are filled with regulatory, multilingual,
instructional and promotional copy. Often, important sales information is left
off because it was displaced by required \"legal\" copy. So by expanding copy
space, manufacturers gain the freedom to tell their customers \"all the good
stuff\" while leaving enough space to allow for all the government required copy.

The most popular copy expansion label is called a Booklet Label. This
compromises of a booklet or pamphlet that is married to a pressure sensitive
label. Booklet Labels can be glued, laminated or laminated and glued. A sample
of a Booklet Label is shown above. There are many other names for Booklet Label,
such as; Foldout Label, Extended Content Label, Expanded Content Label, Expanded
Label, \"ECL\", Multi-Panel Label, Multi-ply Label, Label with Pages, and
Multi-Page Label. The industry does not mean to confuse the average reader with
all the different terms above, they essentially all mean the same thing - More
copy space on labels and packaging.
With the recent introduction of new labelling legislation which has put more onus on
the presentation consumer information, it means product labelling is not able to
work as hard to \"sell\" products as it is to meet legal requirements. This obviously
is not a good situation from a business perspective, and rightly has many
manufacturers looking for ways around this problem.
Throughout 2007 the above situation will certainly increase, so the simplest way to
get around this problem without diminishing the products impact and to not incur
costly packaging design changes is through the utilization of copy expansion labels.
Paragon Print and Packaging who are based in Spalding, Lincolnshire and are UK
market leaders in food packaging for the fresh and chilled food sector, have been
developing copy expansion systems for the last few years. They currently supply many
different expansion labelling products to a large majority of the fresh and chilled
food sector in the UK.
So the next time you are in a supermarket getting your weekly shopping take a second
to look at some of your packaging and see whether a copy expansion label has been
used.


Web Site = http://www.paragonprintandpackaging.com

Contact Details = Paragon Print and Packaging
Head Office
Paragon Labels
Enterprise Way
Spalding
Lincolnshire
PE11 3YR

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