The latest addition to the METTLER TOLEDO CI-Vision portfolio is the newly developed Label Check Station (LCS), which prints and verifies high-quality, product-specific labels at a rate of up to 500 per minute.

There has been a sea change, with increasing numbers of consumers seeking more transparency from the food and beverage industry and shunning artificial ingredients.

FreezerLabels.net debuted freezer-grade adhesive and stock production labels, ideal for produce, meat, seafood and ice cream.

Lascom Solutions, San Diego, Calif., made available its CPG solution update, designed to help U.S. food processors comply with the new INCO (Information to Consumers) labeling regulations.

RPC Bramlage, Morgantown, Pa., developed a range of high-quality in-mold label (IML) standard containers and lids for spreads and yellow fats.

Primera Technology, Inc., Plymouth, Minn., announced its new LX900 Color Label Printer.

Videojet Technologies, Wooddale, Ill., introduced a 50-watt fiber laser marking system—the Videojet 7510.

Script Technology Corp., Essex, Conn., debuted the Scribe Print System for on-line case printing.

Videojet Technologies, Wooddale, Ill., has taken an innovative approach to print-and-apply labeling with the Videojet 9550.