#label technology

[superlabels]

Redefining Labelling Standards: The Super Labels Edge in Modern Packaging

In today’s fast-changing consumer market, the demand for forward-thinking labelling solutions is higher than ever. Super Labels has evolved from a small operation into a leading name in the labelling industry, offering advanced solutions tailored to a variety of sectors, including FMCG and pharmaceuticals. Built on resilience, innovation, and a commitment to excellence, Super Labels exemplifies how technology, vision, and dedication can drive industry transformation.

What sets Super Labels apart is not just its experience, but its ongoing investment in premium materials and cutting-edge printing capabilities. Every material used is industry-certified and widely recognized for performance in both traditional retail environments and digital marketplaces. These materials are engineered to withstand cold storage and high-stress logistics conditions without compromising label quality. Issues like ink smudging and peeling edges are eliminated, thanks to superior printing techniques and the use of strong, permanent adhesives in roll form labels.

Super Labels also excels in offering a wide range of printing options designed to meet both branding and compliance requirements. Embossing techniques add a tactile, eye-catching dimension that enhances brand identity. For pharmaceutical products, Braille printing ensures accessibility and regulatory adherence. Holographic elements not only boost visual appeal but also provide critical anti-counterfeit protection, making duplication extremely difficult.

The company’s capabilities extend to complex finishes like half-tone gradients, which add visual depth, and screen printing for a refined, textured feel. In industries where authenticity is critical, Super Labels offers more than 20 types of specialty inks and security patterns, giving clients peace of mind in the fight against counterfeiting.

Despite their focus on style and design, Super Labels never sacrifices functionality. QR codes and barcodes are integrated for efficient product tracking and identification. Durable finishes such as varnishing, lamination, and foil stamping enhance both appearance and performance. Features like hot and cold foiling deliver metallic effects, while serial numbering supports product traceability—every solution is engineered to align precisely with the client’s goals.

By combining design innovation, top-tier materials, and advanced print technology, Super Labels delivers premium labelling solutions for today’s businesses. Whether you're a brand looking to boost shelf presence or a logistics company seeking reliable roll form labels, Super Labels offers a blend of performance, security, and visual impact.

[reasonsforhope]

Here's the top 2 stories from each of Fix The News's six categories:

1. A game-changing HIV drug was the biggest story of 2024

In what Science called the 'breakthrough of the year', researchers revealed in June that a twice-yearly drug called lenacapavir reduced HIV infections in a trial in Africa to zero—an astonishing 100% efficacy, and the closest thing to a vaccine in four decades of research. Things moved quick; by October, the maker of the drug, Gilead, had agreed to produce an affordable version for 120 resource-limited countries, and by December trials were underway for a version that could prevent infection with just a single shot per year. 'I got cold shivers. After all our years of sadness, particularly over vaccines, this truly is surreal.'

2. Another incredible year for disease elimination

Jordan became the first country to eliminate leprosy, Chad eliminated sleeping sickness, Guinea eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus, Belize, Jamaica, and Saint Vincent & the Grenadines eliminated mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis, India achieved the WHO target for eliminating black fever, India, Viet Nam and Pakistan eliminated trachoma, the world’s leading infectious cause of blindness, and Brazil and Timor Leste eliminated elephantiasis.

15. The EU passed a landmark nature restoration law

When countries pass environmental legislation, it’s big news; when an entire continent mandates the protection of nature, it signals a profound shift. Under the new law, which passed on a knife-edge vote in June 2024, all 27 member states are legally required to restore at least 20% of land and sea by 2030, and degraded ecosystems by 2050. This is one of the world’s most ambitious pieces of legislation and it didn’t come easy; but the payoff will be huge - from tackling biodiversity loss and climate change to enhancing food security.

16. Deforestation in the Amazon halved in two years

Brazil’s space agency, INPE, confirmed a second consecutive year of declining deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. That means deforestation rates have roughly halved under Lula, and are now approaching all time lows. In Colombia, deforestation dropped by 36%, hitting a 23-year low. Bolivia created four new protected areas, a huge new new state park was created in Pará to protect some of the oldest and tallest tree species in the tropical Americas and a new study revealed that more of the Amazon is protected than we originally thought, with 62.4% of the rainforest now under some form of conservation management.

39. Millions more children got an education

Staggering statistics incoming: between 2000 and 2023, the number of children and adolescents not attending school fell by nearly 40%, and Eastern and Southern Africa, achieved gender parity in primary education, with 25 million more girls are enrolled in primary school today than in the early 2000s. Since 2015, an additional 110 million children have entered school worldwide, and 40 million more young people are completing secondary school.

40. We fed around a quarter of the world's kids at school

Around 480 million students are now getting fed at school, up from 319 million before the pandemic, and 104 countries have joined a global coalition to promote school meals, School feeding policies are now in place in 48 countries in Africa, and this year Nigeria announced plans to expand school meals to 20 million children by 2025, Kenya committed to expanding its program from two million to ten million children by the end of the decade, and Indonesia pledged to provide lunches to all 78 million of its students, in what will be the world's largest free school meals program.

50. Solar installations shattered all records

Global solar installations look set to reach an unprecedented 660GW in 2024, up 50% from 2023's previous record. The pace of deployment has become almost unfathomable - in 2010, it took a month to install a gigawatt, by 2016, a week, and in 2024, just 12 hours. Solar has become not just the cheapest form of new electricity in history, but the fastest-growing energy technology ever deployed, and the International Energy Agency said that the pace of deployment is now ahead of the trajectory required for net zero by 2050.  

51. Battery storage transformed the economics of renewables

Global battery storage capacity surged 76% in 2024, making investments in solar and wind energy much more attractive, and vice-versa. As with solar, the pace of change stunned even the most cynical observers. Price wars between the big Chinese manufacturers pushed battery costs to record lows, and global battery manufacturing capacity increased by 42%, setting the stage for future growth in both grid storage and electric vehicles - crucial for the clean flexibility required by a renewables-dominated electricity system. The world's first large-scale grid battery installation only went online seven years ago; by next year, global battery storage capacity will exceed that of pumped hydro.

65. Democracy proved remarkably resilient in a record year of elections

More than two billion people went to the polls this year, and democracy fared far better than most people expected, with solid voter turnout, limited election manipulation, and evidence of incumbent governments being tamed. It wasn't all good news, but Indonesia saw the world's biggest one day election, Indian voters rejected authoritarianism, South Korea's democratic institutions did the same, Bangladesh promised free and fair elections following a 'people's victory', Senegal, Sri Lanka and Botswana saw peaceful transfers of power to new leaders after decades of single party rule, and Syria saw the end of one of the world's most horrific authoritarian regimes.

66. Global leaders committed to ending violence against children

In early November, while the eyes of the world were on the US election, an event took place that may prove to be a far more consequential for humanity. Five countries pledged to end corporal punishment in all settings, two more pledged to end it in schools, and another 12, including Bangladesh and Nigeria, accepted recommendations earlier in the year to end corporal punishment of children in all settings. In total, in 2024 more than 100 countries made some kind of commitment to ending violence against children. Together, these countries are home to hundreds of millions of children, with the WHO calling the move a 'fundamental shift.'

73. Space exploration hit new milestones

NASA’s Europa Clipper began a 2.9 billion kilometre voyage to Jupiter to investigate a moon that may have conditions for life; astronomers identified an ice world with a possible atmosphere in the habitable zone; and the James Webb Telescope found the farthest known galaxy. Closer to Earth, China landed on the far side of the moon, the Polaris Dawn crew made a historic trip to orbit, and Starship moved closer to operational use – and maybe one day, to travel to Mars. 

74. Next-generation materials advanced

A mind-boggling year for material science. Artificial intelligence helped identify a solid-state electrolyte that could slash lithium use in batteries by 70%, and an Apple supplier announced a battery material that can deliver around 100 times better energy density. Researchers created an insulating synthetic sapphire material 1.25 nanometers thick, plus the world’s thinnest lens, just three atoms across. The world’s first functioning graphene-based semiconductor was unveiled (the long-awaited ‘wonder material’ may finally be coming of age!) and a team at Berkeley invented a fluffy yellow powder that could be a game changer for removing carbon from the atmosphere.

-via Fix The News, December 19, 2024

[luvtak]

depollute me, gentle angel -`✮´- ljn

the feeling of falling in love has never been so sweet <3

genre/tw jeno x reader!! fluff so sweet it’ll rot your teeth! baby & honey used as petnames, jeno being shy and wonderful and in love, minor dreamies features, kissing, the honeymoon phase personified, gender neutral reader! mostly unedited.

w/c 1217

a/n well its been a minute since i’ve written for one of my dreamies, but i hope you like this one <3 i wrote it quick in the middle of the night, and i hope you can tell, its just the tone this love needs 🫀 please enjoy and let me know if you liked it!!

Jeno has never been in love.

When he was younger he thought he might be, a distant memory of a smile, a slight graze of cold hands. Butterflies in his belly and pink cheeks… but those feelings were always fleeting, a quick rush before the fluttering went away.

No Jeno has never been in love, but he think he might be. Two months ago, you walked up to him in the park, pretty lips drawing up; your smile so dashing he had to return it. That smile turned to a phone number, a phone number to a shared cup of coffee—He can’t believe a question about directions have led you here…

You look so sweet under the streetlight, skin aglow and eyes alight.

The pavement is isolated, no one else but the two of you breathing. His hand urges to hold yours, but he can’t trust his palms not to be clammy; He can’t trust his fingers not to shake or the blood not to rush to his face. He wonders if this is being in love, if the feeling always causes discomfort… he wonders if you feel this way too, if the pads of your fingers ache with the need to touch him, the way his do.

Earlier in the night you’d met his friends, grinning the whole time and telling jokes like you’d known them forever. So beautiful, he thought, like a picture that wasn’t finished until you were painted in.

Jeno knows he probably looked silly and love struck, so obvious in his affection that Hyuck made annoying whipping sounds, and Mark pinched his red hot face.

He couldn’t help but smile thinking about it, his lips lifting so high his eyes become crescents—a perfect picture of joy, so alluring you can’t help but ask,

“What’s got you so happy, baby?”

“Nothing, just glad you liked them is all.”

And you did, you liked Jaemin and his quiet chaos, Jisung and his hesitant happiness at the older boys mischief. Yes, you like them, and how could you not when you see Jeno in them all.

He’s there in their laughter and their harmless jokes, you can hear him in them, and you love them for it.

“Well, you love them, Jen… so how could I not?” You see the impact this has on him, the shaky breath he releases into the cold air and the way his strong hand clenches with nerves. He hasn’t touched you all night, too shy and too infatuated, so you reach out to him. Your hands coming to grasp at his arms, rubbing gently at his shoulder blades. He wraps himself around you so quickly, almost like he was waiting for you to say it was okay—such a sweet boy he is, waiting for permission even when it’s always a yes.

You met him in a moment quite like this, quiet and intimate… strangers then but not now.

You thought he was handsome and when he asked for your phone number you were convinced it was a joke. How could someone as lovely as him want to know you? but he did, and now he’s here with you: his face in your neck, and you love him you really do.

You feel his lips first, pressing the sweetest kisses behind your ear and smiling into your hair. Every touch a confession, every caress a promise from a devotee to his deity.

You love him, you love him, you love him.

“You make me so shy, honey…” He says, “so so shy, it’s like I could forget my own name.

“You don’t make me shy… you make me feel alive.” You tell him, and you mean it.

Every moment with Jeno is like accelerating on an empty freeway, like you might just fly if you drive fast enough.

He’s silent after you speak, the passing cars being the only sound around for miles. A quiet so deep, you’d be scared if it wasn’t for Jeno’s strong arms around your waist.

He isn’t scared of your confession; his silence is not fear, it's not doubt, but he needs to do this right. He needs you to understand that he’s new to this, that he’s busy and imperfect, but he loves you. He loves your laugh, the way it’s not pretty or sexy, but loud and silly and so wholly you. He loves the little scars on your hands—marks so old you don’t know where they came from. He loves your smile, your eyes, the way you love his friends and they loved you…

When you went to the bathroom at the restaurant, the boys all smiled at him, but it was Jaemin—Jaemin who’d been quiet all evening—who grabbed his hand and said, good job, puppy , you really did it!

He really did it, he thinks, he found you…

When he speaks again, its with an assurance that's unfamiliar under a streetlight at midnight. So strong with his conviction, your body draws impossibly closer to him.

“I’m so grateful you came up to me that day, y’know. I remember the whole thing, your blue coat and your yellow umbrella… I needed you then, I knew it, I can’t believe how badly I needed you.” He keeps shaking his head, and his hand is weaving its way closer to the back of your head… fingers reaching out to clutch the point your spinal cord meets your skull. “I’m so glad the boys liked you, I don’t know what I’d do if they didn’t…”

“Why wouldn’t they like me, baby?” You ask, “I love you too much for them not too.”

His smile is electric, 80 miles per hour down a dirt road… a smile that makes you feel like flying.

Jeno’s eyes close, laughter so happy it hurts you, and then he’s kissing you. Lips in your hair, reaching down to swipe against the slope of your neck. Butterfly kisses on your jaw, kisses so tender it fills your heart with an pain so sweet, so heartbreakingly beautiful.

When his kiss reaches your mouth, hovering against you and breathing in the carbon your body’s releasing, you wish you could paint this moment—trap it in canvas and hang it above your couch.

“I love you so much, honey, so so much.”

And then his lips are on yours. It’s like he wants to bruise, his kiss taking and taking, breathing you in like it’s all he needs to survive. Every cell, every vein, every muscle and every bone in his body needs you. His heart is beating so fast, he doesn’t know if his arteries can keep up, if he has enough strength to keep standing.

Your blood sings with want, a hunger for his affection that is foreign under this pocket of light.

You love him, you think, you love him and he loves you…

How wonderful a concept, to love and be loved, to have and to hold and whatever nonsense people promise to each other.

You love him and he loves you.

He pulls away from you with a resistance you can relate to, a soft smile gracing his handsome face, as pretty as the stars blotted out around you.

He takes your hand as says,

“Let's go home, huh, wanna love you where it’s warm.”

And you can’t think of anything better.

luvtak 2024

[ilovedthestars]

A thought I’ve been having: While it's important to recognize the long history of many current queer identities (and the even longer history of people who lived outside of the straight, cis, allo “norm”) I think it's also important to remember that a label or identity doesn't have to be old to be, for lack of a better word, real.

This post that i reblogged a little while ago about asexuality and its history in the LGBTQ+ rights movement and before is really good and really important. As i've thought about it more, though, it makes me wonder why we need to prove that our labels have "always existed." In the case of asexuality, that post is pushing back against exclusionists who say that asexuality was “made up on the internet” and is therefore invalid. The post proves that untrue, which is important, because it takes away a tool for exclusionists.

But aromanticism, a label & community with a lot of overlap & solidarity with asexuality, was not a label that existed during Stonewall and the subsequent movement. It was coined a couple decades ago, on internet forums. While the phrasing is dismissive, it would be technically accurate to say that it was “made up on the internet.” To be very clear, I’m not agreeing with the exclusionists here—I’m aromantic myself. What I’m asking is, why does being a relatively recently coined label make it any less real or valid for people to identify with?

I think this emphasis on historical precedent is what leads to some of the attempts to label historical figures with modern terminology. If we can say someone who lived 100 or 1000 years ago was gay, or nonbinary, or asexual, or whatever, then that grants the identity legitimacy. but that's not the terminology they would have used then, and we have no way of knowing how, or if, any historical person's experiences would fit into modern terminology.

There's an element of "the map is not the territory" here, you know? Like this really good post says, labels are social technologies. There's a tendency in the modern Western queer community to act like in the last few decades the "truth" about how genders and orientations work has become more widespread and accepted. But that leaves out all the cultures, both historical and modern, that use a model of gender and sexuality that doesn't map neatly to LGBTQ+ identities but is nonetheless far more nuanced than "there are two genders, man and woman, and everyone is allo and straight." Those systems aren’t any more or less “true” than the system of gay/bi/pan/etc and straight, cis and trans, aro/ace and allo.

I guess what I’m saying is, and please bear with me here, “gay” people have not always existed. “Nonbinary” people have not always existed. “Asexual” people have not always existed. But people who fell in love with and had sex with others of the same gender have always existed. People who would not have identified themselves as either men or women have always existed. People who didn’t prioritize sex (and/or romance) as important parts of their lives have always existed. In the grand scheme of human existence, all our labels are new, and that’s okay. In another hundred or thousand years we’ll have completely different ways of thinking about gender and sexuality, and that’ll be okay too. Our labels can still be meaningful to us and our experiences right now, and that makes them real and important no matter how new they are.

We have a history, and we should not let it be erased. But we don’t need a history for our experiences and ways of describing ourselves to be real, right now.

[sacrifesse]

┣▇▇▇═─ COMPUTER ╱ iNTERNET iD PACK 〰️

💾 ︵︵ REQUESTED BY ANON ᶻ 𝗓

💾 ︵︵ TAGGiNG @id-pack-archive ᶻ 𝗓

✙ ︵︵ SYSTEM NAMES : the computer collective , the internet system/collective/etc. , the web system/collective/etc. , the cyberspace collective , the data system/collective/etc. , the cyber collective , the disk system/collective/etc. , the disc system/collective/etc. , the website system/collective/etc. , the tech system/collective/etc. , the static system , the glitch system/collective/etc. , the digital system/collective/etc. , the pixel system/collective/etc.

✙ ︵︵ NAMES : internette , data , static¹ , glitch¹ , digi¹ , cyber¹ , pixel¹ , byte , nova¹ , dell , siri , link , linux , mac , hal , cypher , neo , cortana , cloud , alexa , web , computesse , techette

¹ names that certain alters of the darling stars use

✙ ︵︵ PRONOUNS : computer computers , comp computer , tech techs , internet internets , inter internet , web webs , web website , website websites , cyber cybers , cyber cyberspace , cyberspace cyberspaces , data datas , disk disks , disc discs , static statics , glitch glitchs , digital digitals , digi digital , digi digis , pixel pixels , byte bytes , virtual virtuals , 💻 💻s , ⌨️ ⌨️s , ���️ 🖥️s , 🖱️ 🖱️s , 🖲️ 🖲️s , 🕹️ 🕹️s , 💽 💽s , 💾 💾s , 💿 💿s , 📀 📀s

✙ ︵︵ USERNAMES : digidancing , digistyle , glitchingmemories , incyberspace , digidoll(s) , cyberworld , virtualnet

✙ ︵︵ TiTLES : the digital one , the virtual one , the ghost of cyberspace , prn who hops from key to key , prn who is composed of buttons and wires , the glitching ghost , your online friend , the one behind the screen , prn who is trapped inside the screen , the sentient AI

✙ ︵︵ LABELS : artificial intelligence

✙ ︵︵ GENDER SYSTEMS : genderhacker , gendervirtual / genderdigital , gendersoftware

✙ ︵︵ GENDERS : techrobai , abstratechgender , webcoric , computergender , digiminalwebic , webcorething , webirus , purplewebpopupic , virtualthing , 🌐💾emojic , glitchsilly , 🩵💻emojic , digitalexic , virtualexic

[PT: computer/internet id pack. requested by anon. tagging id-pack-archive. system names. names. pronouns. usernames. titles. labels, gender systems. genders. /END PT]

[coinger]

batteryflux / -tery

Definition ( 🔋 ) - a gender system where your social energy determines how much of a specific identity you feel.

Ig; cattery, where your social energy determines how much of catgender you feel.

Flag meaning: grays for neutral, white and black for high and low, and battery for social energy. Feel free to make your own or color your own of this identity / system, just tag me in it.

Flag coined by @coinger ( 🪫 )

tagged - batterygender , battery , -tery

[spark-hearts2]

BEHOLD!!! One of the prettiest things in my collection of old tech, the general electric TV clock radio hybrid, the 7-7225A. This thing has the smallest CRT that I have ever seen, unfortunately it’s set up to only accept terrestrial television signals. Which is very much not a thing anymore. But the radio still works and the lights for the clock and dial are as bright as ever. Close ups under the cut

Psst here’s a video of it in the dark

[harething]

[Image 1 ID: A flag with eleven stripes, they are from top to bottom, muted dark purple, indigo, electric blue, dark gray, red, yellow, green, dark gray, magenta, deep dark magenta, very dark purple. End ID]

Cybescential: A gender related to extraterrestrial life, the golden record, science fiction, cyberpunk, synthesizers, cyborgs and cybernetic enhancement, wires coiled tightly together, the patterns on a circuitboard, blacklight and its florescence, particularly magenta, and glowing lights.

[Image 2 ID: A red divider with two devil horns on each side and orange text in the center that reads, "Team Villains".]

revenge on @dragonpride17! 7 points? (5 base + 2nd in chain)

tagging: @coinfight

[crowdsourcedgender]

[Image ID: A flag with 7 stripes. The middle stripe is dripping with thick, rounded drips, and in the center of the flag is a diamond. It has a gradient from light gold to dark, and a pale yellow shine. The colors from top to bottom are dark gold, pale yellow, dark brownish black, and reverse colors. /End ID]

Name: Fulaldernic

An aldernic term in which one wishes to have a body partially or fully made out of fuladh, the fictional metal from the SCP wiki (first described in Rounderhouse's Gold Proposal).

Made for day 3 of Coining Challenges, theme: technology and challenge: new technique. I used Photoshop and a PSD made by revenant-coining (now @daybreakthing on Tumblr).

[superlabels]

Innovative Labelling for the Future: The Super Labels Advantage

In an ever-evolving consumer landscape, the need for innovative labelling solutions has never been greater. Super Labels has grown from a modest venture into a benchmark in the labelling industry, delivering state-of-the-art solutions that meet the demands of diverse sectors, from FMCG to pharmaceuticals. Built on the pillars of resilience, innovation, and excellence, Super Labels stands as a testament to how vision, dedication, and technology can shape a brighter tomorrow.

The strength of Super Labels lies not just in its legacy but in its continuous investment in material quality and advanced printing capabilities. All the materials used are industry-approved and widely recognized across both physical retail shelves and digital storefronts. These materials are specially formulated to endure refrigerated and high-stress logistics environments without compromising the integrity of the label. Running inks and peeling edges are a thing of the past thanks to the high-quality print and permanent adhesives used in our roll form labels.

When it comes to printing options, Super Labels offers a wide array of customizations to cater to both branding and regulatory needs. Embossing creates a tactile and visually appealing effect, elevating brand perception. Braille printing, crucial for pharmaceutical products, ensures inclusivity and compliance. The use of holograms not only enhances visual appeal but also adds a robust layer of security, making duplication extremely difficult.

From half-tone gradient effects that add aesthetic depth to screen printing techniques that introduce texture and sophistication, Super Labels offers solutions tailored to elevate brand presence. Security is another area where the company excels, offering over 20 types of specialty inks and security label patterns. These features are vital in sectors where counterfeiting is a concern.

Functionality is never compromised for style. QR codes and bar-coding options allow for quick product identification and inventory tracking, while varnishing, lamination, and foil stamping add durability and elegance to each label. Whether it’s hot or cold foiling for metallic effects or serial numbering for traceability, every option is geared towards meeting client goals with precision.

Super Labels combines design expertise, high-grade materials, and advanced printing technologies to deliver premium sticker label printer solutions for modern businesses. Whether you are a brand looking to enhance your shelf presence or a logistics firm needing durable roll form labels, Super Labels ensures unmatched performance and style.

[vintage-tech]

Things I don't expect to find in a thriftstore: apple box labels. Uncertain whether this one was still glued to its apple box or glued to a prettier piece of wood (seems likely due to the seemingly stained wood), but it wasn't decoupaged on.

I prefer framing them, personally.

[piierogis]

when will someone finally use AI for what it should be used for: making weird custom filters in online shops

[nahian96]

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[notetaeker]

You know, if this conflict was a movie you would easily figure out who the protagonist is. These nations slap on a few labels ‘religious conflict’ ‘terror*sm’ ‘antisem*tism’ ‘self defense’ and suddenly we can’t see what’s right in front of us.

Open your eyes people. Do your own personal research. Don’t just believe what you see. This is your chance to actually dig up the issue from both sides and figure out what’s going on.

[kunosoura]

i'm kind of stupid and an idiot tbh on one hand I generally recognize the principle that some people are dangerous and people at risk may need to be warned but on the other I don't see any way to work that sort of warning system in a way that doesn't leave it vulnerable to abuse especially to the detriment of people considered socially undesirable. and I have no notion how to reconcile those ideas.

[littlest-arsonist]

not the biggest fan of people saying sci-fi and fantasy are the Exact Same Genre, Actually and the ONLY difference is that they’re wearing different hats but i DO think they should be allowed to hold hands. they’re not opposites to me, they’re a very cool venn diagram and more people should go just absolutely wild with the middle zone of it