In House Label Disfigurement Procedure
Started by AngeloW, Feb 06 2024 06:48 PM
Hi Everyone,
I work for a beverage bottling facility and have been tasked with creating a procedure for Label Disfigurement.
This includes not only expired / damaged labels but also labels that have already been applied to non-conforming product, meaning the procedure must include a cost and time effective method for line operators to disfigure and dispose of one label at a time once they have been applied to a bottle.
Do you have experience with this type of procedure? I would be interested to hear how other facilities handle this type and volume of label disfigurement without use of a third party company.
Thank you!
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