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In the label industry, innovative material selection is driving changes in multi-layer labels, meeting the market's demand for higher quality, more environmentally friendly and more visually attractive packaging solutions. As consumer demand for sustainable and personalized packaging continues to increase, brand owners are paying more and more attention to innovation in label materials, which brings new opportunities for multi-layer label technology.

JOJO Pack has launched a series of multi-layer labels for cosmetics, food and medicine. With innovative design and environmentally friendly materials, multi-layer labels can contain more information in a limited space, while taking into account both aesthetics and practicality.

JOJO Pack’s new multi-layer label production technology brings more efficient and environmentally friendly solutions to the industry. The breakthrough innovation of this technology not only significantly improves production efficiency, but also makes important progress in material saving and environmental protection.

In a recent development within the pharmaceutical industry, the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has announced the release of new labeling standards for injectable medications. This move is expected to bring about significant changes in how injectable products are labeled and marketed, ensuring greater clarity and safety for consumers.

In the ever-evolving healthcare industry, medical leaflet labels have emerged as a crucial tool for enhancing patient safety, education, and compliance. Recent developments in this sector have not only refined the traditional paper-based formats but have also introduced digital and smart labeling solutions that are revolutionizing the way medical information is communicated to patients.

In recent industry news, significant changes have been announced regarding the labeling of injectable medical products. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued new guidelines aimed at enhancing the safety and clarity of injectable medication labels. These updates are particularly focused on the terminology used to describe packaging types for injectables, ensuring that healthcare professionals and consumers can easily identify the appropriate use and disposal of these products.