Buying the wrong labels for your cold storage facility can have consequences\u00a0far greater than the cost of the labels. \u00a0Using the wrong freezer labels can lead to a variety of problems, both big and small, for your warehouse. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n For example<\/em>: <\/strong>A common problem is that the label simply fell off of your package. \u00a0This could result in having to reapply the label, missing a shipment deadline, losing a sales opportunity, or miscounting internal inventory.<\/p>\n A more extreme\u00a0example<\/em>: <\/strong>If you are in the food logistics business, the consequences of a lost label could be much more dire. \u00a0When your perishable inventory turns into spoiled or tainted food, the stakes are much greater.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Best case scenario<\/em>:<\/strong>\u00a0 Your warehouse manager catches the mistake before anything becomes contaminated.<\/p>\n Worst case scenario<\/em><\/strong>:\u00a0Your food becomes contaminated, but still finds it\u2019s way to customers…\u00a0 and then that food is consumed, resulting in sick customers… and the inevitable, dreaded product recall. Your brand, as well as your bottom line, will take a major hit.<\/p>\n Cold supply chain warehouses can\u2019t take that risk. \u00a0While labels are only a small part of the cold supply chain equation, they are an important one. \u00a0For that reason, you must be absolutely sure that you are using the right label for your situation.<\/p>\n We will help you identify which adhesive, facestock, and ultimately label is the perfect fit for you.<\/p>\n<\/div>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.smithcorona.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/09\/freezer-label-buying-guide-hero-splash.png\")
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