Packaging labels - Import export

Evaluating the status quo Identifying improvements and areas for optimisation Defining new procedures Rationalising stock levels in relation to production times IT tools to interface with the main ERP applications on the market, providing full monitoring data on the customer’s entire supply chain Production material management Handling, supply of production lines, JIT and JIS feeding, job order preparation Storage, stock control, customer order preparation and packaging, packing, labelling, product configuration, kitting and customisation.

Customised, optimised storage; picking and packaging logistics Order collection, supply of lines, synchronisation with production cycles Management of procurement, reception and customs clearance Product customisation (labelling, packaging) Sample collection and returns management Quality control on raw materials, semi-finished and finished products Reconditioning and repackaging of garments Integration with outsourced work Packaging and co-packaging Planning, coordination and implementation of combined distribution systems: cross-dock, merge-in-transit Specialist transport and hanging garment shipments: dedicated shuttles, delivery to department stores, shops, home delivery

All cosmetic products must display the following mandatory information on both the container (inner label) and packaging (outer label): - Name and address of the Responsible Person - Nominal content - Date of minimum duration or PAO - Country of origin (if the product is imported into the community) - Product function (unless it’s clear from its presentation) However, there are exceptions for the following three items, which we will discuss in detail later in this article. - Warnings - Batch number - INCI list Please keep in mind that the items mentioned above are specified in EU Regulation 1223/2009, which outlines the requirements for cosmetics. However, it’s important to understand that various laws govern product labelling, such as the Packaging & Waste regulations, which can vary from country to country. We encourage you to explore our article on Labelling and Packaging Regulations for more information, including details about recycling symbols.

In Mould Labeling is a decoration method where the packaging and the label merge together during the injection moulding process. This way, illustrations and information can be applied to plastic packaging. The result is a decoration with outstanding picture quality which is inseparable from the packaging. IML is the solution to make your products stand out !