Resource Label Group

10/14/2026

What could your label do with more room?

Extended content labels can solve the obvious challenge: fitting more information onto limited packaging space. But that extra space can do a lot more.

Product instructions. Multiple languages. Regulatory information. Recipes. Brand stories. Promotions. QR-enabled experiences.

From peel-back and resealable labels to booklet and wrap constructions, the right solution starts with what your packaging needs to accomplish.

More room. More possibilities.

Explore extended content label solutions from Resource Label Group:
https://hubs.ly/Q04B9G5Y0

09/29/2026

We’re enjoying a great week at the 2026 NACD Fall Expo, connecting with industry leaders and sharing ideas about what’s next in labels and packaging.

Yesterday, RLG’s Kevin Frydryk took the stage for a technical primer on connected packaging, exploring how RFID and NFC can strengthen product identification, visibility and engagement.

Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation. We’re looking forward to more great discussions throughout the Expo.

09/17/2026

A label’s edge can do more than frame the artwork. It can become part of the brand.

Custom die-cut labels can create a recognizable silhouette, fit around package features, or use cutouts to reveal what’s beneath. For intricate contours and designs that change between versions, laser die cutting offers added flexibility without a traditional cutting die.

Curious what that looks like in production? See laser die cutting in action: https://hubs.ly/Q04xNRcr0

Create custom die-cut labels with distinctive shapes, intricate cutouts and precise alignment. Explore conventional and laser die cutting for premium packaging.

08/06/2026

Most packaging is static. What if yours could respond?

A label can change color when chilled. Reveal a hidden design in sunlight. React to the warmth of a hand. Glow under blacklight. Or signal that a product has encountered a specific condition.

Specialty inks turn the printed surface into an active part of the product experience.

The best applications go beyond novelty. They reinforce the brand, complement the moment of use and give consumers something meaningful to notice, understand or act on.

What should your packaging reveal, signal or do?

Explore specialty inks for labels and packaging:
https://hubs.ly/Q04sbPXN0

Create interactive labels and packaging with thermochromic, photochromic, glow-in-the-dark and functional specialty inks for brand engagement, indicators and protection.

07/29/2026

The best label decoration rarely relies on a single embellishment.
Foil catches the light. Embossing adds dimension. Varnish changes how a label feels. Custom shapes and transparent constructions create moments of discovery.

But the real impact comes from how those elements work together.

When materials, print, texture, coatings and shape are planned as one cohesive experience, packaging gains more depth, interaction and reasons to be remembered.

See how layered decoration can elevate your next label or packaging program:
https://hubs.ly/Q04r80Jb0

Discover premium label decoration and embellishment techniques including foil, embossing, specialty coatings, screen printing, laser die cutting and premium materials that create memorable brand experiences.

07/13/2026

Engineering has always been part of who we are. We've just never told that story as well as we should have.

Not everything we manufacture looks like a label.

For years, Resource Label Group has helped customers solve complex application challenges through durable labels, graphic overlays, membrane switches, nameplates, identification systems, and precision die-cut components. These capabilities have long existed across our organization. They simply haven't had the visibility they deserve.

That's why we've brought them together under RLG Engineered.

RLG Engineered represents the engineering-focused side of our business, making it easier to explore the specialized products, materials, technologies, and manufacturing expertise that support demanding applications across a wide range of industries.

If your perception of Resource Label Group is based primarily on our label capabilities, we invite you to take another look.

Explore RLG Engineered:
https://hubs.ly/Q04pkr-40

07/08/2026

RFID is evolving far beyond inventory tracking.

Today, it's helping brands improve item-level visibility, strengthen product authentication, enhance patient access in healthcare, and create more engaging consumer experiences. As the demand for instant information grows, so do the opportunities for connected packaging.

In a recent episode of the UNCAGED podcast, Resource Label Group's Kevin Frydryk, Vice President of Markets & Products, shares his perspective on where RFID is headed and what it means for brands.

If you're interested in RFID, smart packaging, or the future of product identification, it's well worth a listen.

🎧 Listen here: https://hubs.ly/Q04n-06r0

Podcast Episode · Uncaged Show · June 25 · 15m

07/02/2026

06/25/2026

Shrink sleeves create shelf impact that traditional labels often cannot.

With full-container coverage, bold graphics, and compatibility across unique shapes and sizes, shrink sleeves give brands more space to create a distinctive visual experience.

But achieving consistent performance takes more than great design alone.

Film selection, shrink characteristics, seam placement, and application compatibility all influence how the final package performs in production and on shelf.

When considered early in the process, shrink sleeves can help brands improve:
• Shelf presence
• Branding flexibility
• Container differentiation
• Production efficiency

Because packaging that stands out still needs to perform consistently at scale.

06/22/2026

We're heading to Foam Expo next week in Novi, Michigan.

Many of today's manufacturing challenges aren't solved by a single component. They require the right combination of materials, converting expertise, and engineering support.

Whether it's precision die-cut components, durable identification products, graphic interfaces, or complex assemblies, we're looking forward to discussing how engineered solutions can help improve product performance and manufacturing efficiency.

If you're attending, stop by Booth 2706, June 23–25.

Looking forward to the conversations ahead.

Chosid Carey