What are the precautions for the design of anti-counterfeiting labels?

The design of an anti-counterfeiting label is a professional process that requires consideration of several factors to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the label. Here are some important considerations when designing anti-counterfeiting labels:

Understand product characteristics: First of all, we must understand the characteristics of our own products, what kind of packaging is used, and the anti-counterfeiting effect to be achieved, so as to choose the appropriate anti-counterfeiting method and raw materials.

Provide trademark and qualification certificate: Before making anti-counterfeiting label, it is necessary to provide trademark (LOGO), company qualification certificate, such as business license, brand registered trademark certificate, etc., to prove brand ownership and legal authorization1.

Label design elements: In the design, pay attention to the shape and size of the label, whether to attach other anti-counterfeiting technologies to the main anti-counterfeiting technology, such as anti-counterfeiting group, ultra line, miniaturized text, etc.

Choose a formal anti-counterfeiting company: choose a qualified and reputable anti-counterfeiting company to check the number of customers and user evaluations.

Comprehensive consideration of the process: in a limited space, it is necessary to include the necessary text, use as many processes as possible, and consider the problems of counterfeiting and counterfeiting faced by customers.

Reduce the difficulty of production management: When designing anti-counterfeiting labels, it is necessary to minimize the difficulty of production and management caused by the use of anti-counterfeiting labels by customers, and even cost expenditures.

Confidentiality security agreement: When necessary, the anti-counterfeiting company will also sign a confidentiality security agreement with the manufacturer to protect trade secrets.

Long-term service and tracking: After the production of anti-counterfeiting labels, the merchant should follow up and communicate with the customer service staff of the anti-counterfeiting company to deal with the problems encountered in the production, as well as the long-term service and tracking after the delivery of the label.

In summary, the design of anti-counterfeiting labels should not only meet the functional needs of anti-counterfeiting, but also consider aesthetics, practicality and cost-effectiveness. Ensure that anti-counterfeiting standards are met at every step of the design process to provide optimal product protection