British company invents new dairy label technology

A British company claims that they have found a solution to eliminate the need for expensive adhesive labels in the dairy packaging industry. Sherwood Technologies is a company that offers a wide range of chemical solutions, including laser imaging and printing technology. They claim to have invented a so-called effective label application technology that can provide images, including barcodes, logos, and graphics, and transfer them directly. To any packaged surface.

According to Cheshire-based manufacturers, its patented DataLase imaging technology eliminates the need for adhesive labels on packaging, and is ideal for use in products such as cheese and dairy beverages through transparent upper film molding. According to the manufacturer, the technology uses non-toxic, environmentally friendly inks through low-energy CO2 lasers and is safe for use in the food and beverage industry. When the ink, cladding, or additive undergoes a simple chemical color change, a stable and highly decomposed image is created.