Product identification, which we commonly understand as product labels, is the general term for the carriers of basic product information. Imagine a wide variety of products on the market. Besides distinguishing them by barcodes, what other factors can we use to differentiate them? Of course, the most important one is the product labels.
Then, why do products need labels? What are the functions of labels? Product labels contain basic information such as the producer's name and address, product specifications, grades, quantities, net contents, names and contents of the main ingredients, and precautions. The barcode of the product represents each individual product, while the label represents a single product. Firstly, attaching labels to products not only enables customers to have a general understanding of the product in terms of appearance, but also allows them to quickly obtain information such as the product's purpose from the label text. Good labels can also make customers remember a certain product more deeply.
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