 | Frito-Lay, the $19 billion snack food division of PepsiCo, faced difficulties in efficiently and accurately producing shelf strips for their products. The manual process, potential for human error, and the high cost of pre-printed strips made it challenging for the company to keep its products properly stocked in stores, resulting in waste and lost revenue.Frito-Lay – Case Study |
 | FOG Firearms was investing thousands of dollars in custom packaging for each of its ammunition product variants. Caliber, number of rounds, brass type, grain, item number, lot number, and muzzle velocity were printed on the box. The wide variation of ammunition available from their suppliers made it impossible to predict how many boxes to print. FOG Ammunition – Case Study |
 | Brite Solutions needed to find a cost-effective solution to bring their chemical labels into compliance with Classification, Labeling, and Packaging – European Chemicals Agency (CLP-ECHA) requirements, which is part of the worldwide Global Harmonization System (GHS) effort. Brite Solutions – Case Study |
 | CertiFresh Cigar needed a professional label printer with greater speed and capability that would produce “the ultimate prestigious image” for their clients’ labels, but was also easy to use, and printed roll to roll. CertiFresh Cigar – Case Study |
 | Mastercraft Labels has a number of 8-color flexo presses and wanted to improve its label proof creation process. Mastercraft Labels – Case Study |
 | Kanani Foods’ need for variable data labels, increased branding sophistication, and growing product lines caused them to seek a more professional and scalable label printing solution. Kanani Foods – Case Study |
