Case Studies

A customer wanted to put their branding and nutritional information on a decorative food tin. Applying a standard label compromised the design of the
tin, but if the customer removed the label, there was some adhesive residue.

A customer wanted to put their branding and nutritional information on a decorative food tin. Applying a standard label compromised the design of the
tin, but if the customer removed the label, there was some adhesive residue.

A distributor working with a high school athletics booster club wanted a unique way to help promote teams and schedules, but standard stickers were lackluster and often left unwanted adhesive residue on cars, lockers and school property.

A state university system needed a way to issue unique parking permits that were fraud-proof and could be inventoried for better management and controls.

A tire distributor operating in a warm climate was having difficulty with the tire labels staying on through inventory and handling process.

A distributor working with a new healthcare provider wanted a breakthrough way to advertise the new provider’s office and website, and start generating new patient visits.

A customer called with a potential “hot” order for a client they were trying to acquire business from. The customer had previously contacted another vendor who could not meet the tight deadline of 24 hours or come up with a solution for the label.