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An American toy, clothing, and baby product retailer was looking for a new supplier to manufacture their integrated shipping forms, which contained their packing list and shipping label.
A Midwest company specializing in providing distribution services to the catalog retail industry was looking to keep up with the demands of their growing customers and needed to find new ways to improve their shipping process.
Standing out from the crowd of e-commerce brands can be accomplished several ways. One such tactic businesses cannot afford to overlook is in their approach to packaging.
The Retail Innovation Conference & Expo was designed to give retail teams like you the tools, tactics, and strategies you need to make your connected commerce vision a reality.
Companies often look to advanced technology when seeking supply chain improvements. They may implement automation, sophisticated software platforms or devices such as RFID chips.
Visit us at Booth #539 at the National Postal Forum in San Antonio!
We will be showing our new MultiPlex 101 Enclosed Packing List & Shipping Labels along with our Integrated Form Labels.
See you in Texas!
In terms of how your product is received, custom product labels make all the difference. They help you communicate a specific message and branding to your customers, so you can determine how your product is perceived.
Here at Chicago Tag & Label, we’re committed to providing you with a custom label solution that helps your product stand out on store shelves.
As the great Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy wrote, “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” The same could be said of warehouses. The best run warehouses are all alike; the rest have a unique combination of these warehouse organization mistakes.
Vintage means value — but only if it’s authentic. With current trends, it’s tempting to market clothes that appear vintage as the real deal. That puts the burden on consumers and distributors to know the difference.
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