The first magazine in India to be
aimed directly at the narrow web labels and the converting industry, Labels
India provides label printers with relevant information on trends and
technologies, as well as the latest news and affairs on what's happening in the
global labels, packaging and the converting industry with a special emphasis on
India.
Speaking on the response to the
app, Associate Editor Mahua Mazumdar says, ““It was time that we kept in tune
with the moving times. We needed something dynamic and attractive to connect to
our readers and create an interactive communication platform. Nothing can get
better than this app to keep abreast of the latest technologies even while on
the move.”
The app that is now available to work on both ios and android platforms is a trendsetter as
it brings all the topical information and news items on companies,
associations, economics, markets, products, services and events as well as
technical features right into your mobiles and tablets. Created by Bangalore
based Pranshu Kulshreshtha, this app meets all requirements and is very easy to
manoeuvre and use. And it also takes less time to navigate as compared to
browsing on a site. But the biggest advantage of this application is that it
comes free.
Gargi Bhattacharyaa of Labels
India concludes: "We are all very excited by this development and the
response to this new app. We are now more than ready for the new communication
challenges ahead! Should you have any difficulties downloading the app or have
any query or feedback, you can directly contact via the contact form provided
on the site and we will be more than happy to serve you.”
Providing a comprehensive
understanding of the technology, Labels India covers topics requiring an
extensive knowledge of the industry. It includes materials, adhesives, printing
methods, application technologies, inspection systems, new innovations, including
smart labels, RFID, indicator labels and chipless tags, brand protection and
security, as well as the related areas of tickets and tags.
