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Australia has strict regulatory requirements for supplement labels. The Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 and TGO 92 set mandatory rules for information display, and non-compliant designs can lead to product removal from shelves.Therefore, “looking good” must be built on the foundation of compliance. Label design should first establish an information hierarchy that keeps all regulatory details […]

Australia has one of the strictest regulatory systems for health supplement labels worldwide. The dual requirements of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) establish an absolute baseline that label design must not cross. The core principle is information transparency and clear readability, ensuring every mandatory element is accurately

Consumer electronics represent the most important application field for photopolymer stickers. Their high hardness and anti-aging properties perfectly match the usage requirements of smartphones, tablets, and other digital devices, while their unique optical effects provide brands with a key point of visual differentiation. In the smartphone sector, the use of photopolymer stickers has expanded from

Anti-counterfeiting is the core application scenario for custom holographic stickers. Their micro–nano optical structures create unique light-diffraction effects that are extremely difficult to replicate, making them a “security lock” against counterfeit products across multiple industries. In government and financial sectors, holographic technology delivers maximum security. Passports, ID cards, and currencies such as the Euro all