Friday, July 3rd, 2009

General News

Go Green – Ecological and Economical Meet

Go Green – Ecological and Economical Meet

Today’s ecological and economical mindset keeps us looking for creative ways to re-purpose, re-use, re-pair! You may experience this in your home life more (are you an HGTV fan?) and it’s no stranger to the corporate world as well. Whether forced to hang on when capital is harder to come by, or just can’t justify throwing out something that still works, companies are benefiting from... [Read more]


We Are Front Page News

We Are Front Page News

Winco ID has recently been featured on the front page of the business section in the Nashua Telegraph. The informative article does a great job describing Winco ID’s strengths in meeting the demands of advanced bar code and labeling applications, and tells how the recent acquisition of TEMA will help position us for future business. Check out Nashua Firm Stays On Track With New Barcodes to read... [Read more]


Going Dottie

Going Dottie

It struck me recently that anyone reading Labeling News would probably conclude that our company, Winco Identification, did nothing but the special labeling needed by the Department of Defense. We certainly have some great clients in that market and we have built a pretty good level of expertise over the years. Working with defense contractors to help them improve their labeling processes is an important... [Read more]


Labeling News Re-Design…

Labeling News Re-Design…

We’ve been using the same theme for Labeling News for quite a while – probably more than a year – and I’ve been feeling that it is time for a major update. Kathy and Linda agree, so you will see an exciting new look very soon! The current theme for the site is based on Brian Gardner’s Revolution News which has was replaced some time ago by his new StudioPress themes. StudioPress... [Read more]


New: MIL-STD-129 & RFID Guide to Labeling

New: MIL-STD-129 & RFID Guide to Labeling

The DoD is cracking down on compliance deadlines for labeling specifications under MIL-STD-129 for containers and shipments. Your contract may include a DFARS clause which would require RFID labels or tags be used. Depending on if it is your contract or your customer’s contract, you may also have to send related data back to the DoD. If you are currently using a DD250 paper-based system, you... [Read more]


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