In this eBook, read about how trust and labeling are intrinsically connected and what steps organizations of all sizes should take to ensure their labeling processes continue to instil trust in their end consumers.

Today’s consumers have high expectations about the brands they buy from to be transparent about how and where they made their products, what goes into them, and what experience they can expect if they apply them.

In this white paper we explore the challenges currently facing the cosmetic industries and the steps businesses are taking to overcome them to cater to an evolving, more demanding customer base. 

Many organizations today are experiencing unprecedented demands from regulatory authorities and consumers alike for product labeling to be made clearer and more informative. As companies seek to continuously differentiate themselves in established markets as well as gain entry into new territories, the increase in both volume and complexity of product and market variations will have a direct impact on labeling. 

This white paper outlines how using an intelligent rules engine to orchestrate, review, approve and distribute labeling content will help organizations handle market challenges more efficiently and cost effectively.

Originally intended to come into force this year in 2020, the implementation date of the new EU Medical Device Regulation (EU MDR) has now been extended to 2021. Under the new regulation, identification and traceability measures will be compulsory for all medical device labeling in the EU market.

The demands of the new regulation highlight some flaws within manual labeling processes and, for some manufacturers, could require a complete overhaul of global labeling management operations. Here, Bob Tilling (VP Global Sales), explains that streamlining labeling processes now will ensure businesses are compliant with the new regulations and are prepared for future regulatory changes as they happen. This time around, products really do have to ‘do what they say on the tin’!

In highly regulated industries, label inaccuracies can have potentially fatal consequences. The food and beverage sector is no exception to this. Following the tragic death of a young girl in 2016, new legislation known as Natasha’s Law will be implemented on 1st October 2021, aiming to provide optimal transparency regarding all product ingredients by enforcing clearer labeling information.

Here, we take a look at these regulatory changes and the trigger behind them, the dangers of non-compliance and explain what can be done to drive better product labeling practices within the food and beverage market to keep consumers safe.