Salad dressing shrink sleeve labels offer tamper resistance

April 17, 2019

Briannas Fine Salad Dressings have new shrink-sleeve labels to improve tamper resistance and ease cleanup for the consumer. Del Sol Food Company kept the same label designs for the 15 dressings, but now the labels are all one piece of artwork, instead of several stick-on pieces. The glass bottles and sleeves are recyclable.

For more information, visit www.briannas.com

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Rose Shilling helps ensure Food Engineering Magazine is ready to print each month as managing editor. She writes feature stories on a variety of topics and tracks the food packaging industry. A journalist with an editing background at news services and newspapers, she also has driven editorial projects in health care and higher education.

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