What is the Secondary Labels - What are secondary labels??

A type of product label A secondary label is generally placed in a less prominent position at the bottom back or side of a product A secondary label contains information about the product such as its ingredients and nutritional values health and safety warnings instructions for use manufacturer or supplier details contact information or detailed tracking and product information in a barcode format This label should contain information that is specific to a particular product this may be specific to a product line an individual product or bespoke products that have information that is unique to a single item A secondary label should provide a potential customer with more detailed information about the product they are considering purchasing

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Primary Labels - What are primary labels?

Definition of PRIMARY LABEL:

A type of product label. The primary or prime label is generally placed in a prominent position on the top or front of a product. It is usually decorative and eye-catching, and includes only the most important pieces of information about the product. This may include the product name, contents, company name, a slogan or tagline, logo, and brand colours. The primary label should grab a potential customer's attention and convey the brand identity of the product.

A person looking at two bottles of wine; each bottle has a primary label (on the front of the bottle) and a secondary label (on the back).

Here is the Harvard-style citation to use if you would like to reference this definition of the term primary label:
Label Planet (2020) What are primary labels? | Primary Labels Definition. Available at: https://www.labelplanet.co.uk/glossary/primary-label/ (Accessed: January 1, 2024).

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