In the food industry, labelling technology is defined on the basis of traceability requirements, indications of origin and consumer protection information.

Packaging labelling technology plays an important role in various industries to provide information about products, ensure traceability, improve product safety and communicate relevant details to consumers.

Labelling technologies in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries play a crucial role in ensuring the traceability of products, improving safety improve safety, ensure compliance with regulations and facilitate the exchange of information along the supply chain.

Various labelling technologies are used in agriculture to identify products, manage information, ensure traceability and improve efficiency in agricultural production.

Various labelling technologies are used in the metal industry to identify, track and manage metal products. The choice of suitable labelling technology depends on various factors, including the type of metal products, the production processes and the specific identification and traceability requirements.

In the watch industry, labelling technologies are used not only to guarantee the authenticity of watches, but also to offer customers added value in terms of information, service and authentication.

The implementation of labelling technologies at banks and insurance companies aims to ensure the security of transactions and the integrity of data, prevent fraud and improve customer service.

The integration of labelling technologies helps retailers to optimise operations, increase customer satisfaction and improve inventory control. The use of technology varies depending on the type of retail operation and the specific requirements of the shop.

Labelling technologies in the media industry help to improve interaction with media, ensure the security of content and support the delivery of personalised experiences. Depending on the use case and medium, different technologies can be combined to achieve the desired results.