In the production process, defects are difficult to avoid entirely. However, the ability to control and resolve them depends heavily on the traceability system in place.
In large-volume label production, ensuring color consistency across print runs is a critical requirement. However, if the process relies only on visual inspection, color variations can still occur.
In manufacturing operations, the choice of label materials is often made quite quickly, mainly based on price. However, in practice, the initial cost is only one part of the equation.
Depending on the conditions of use, the same material can deliver completely different results.
“90% of export losses do not come from the product itself, but from unexpected issues during transportation.”
It may sound exaggerated, but this is a real situation that has happened before.
One of our clients in the food industry exported a shipment to the EU. Everything met the required standards: product quality, packaging, and inspection. There was only one small detail that was overlooked: the label.
After around 45 days of sea freight, when the container was opened, part of the labels had begun to show issues:
It was not a major failure at first glance.
But it was enough to make the buyer question the consistency and quality control of the product.
And in export business, sometimes just one question mark can lead to costs that are far from small.
The brilliant moments from Minh Mẫn Printing’s 25-year journey were fully captured during the Phan Thiet teambuilding program.
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On the occasion of International Women’s Day, March 8, MMLabels presented meaningful gifts to all female employees working at the company.
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