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(2) Potential Risks of Additives and Allergy HazardsSupplements often contain various additives, some of which may pose health risks. Artificial sweeteners like aspartame, while satisfying sweetness preferences, have been linked to migraines and gut microbiota imbalance in some studies. Preservatives such as sodium benzoate may react with vitamin C under certain conditions to form benzene,

The U.S. supplement market is vast—so how should nutrition supplement labels be designed to better meet its demands? High-speed rotary printing presses are key to improving printing efficiency. Compared to traditional machines, these presses operate at several hundred meters per minute, using continuous printing to minimize downtime and adjustments. For instance, the Mark Andy series

The external label design of e-cigarettes should be based on thorough market research before determining appropriate design approaches and concepts. For trendy youth-focused products, bold color clashes—like purple with yellow, or blue with orange—can be used to present a fashionable and unique brand identity. For a more mature or professional demographic, stable and elegant tones

Compliance with Regulatory RequirementsDifferent countries and regions have strict regulatory standards for dietary supplement labels, with compliance being the primary design prerequisite. For example, in China, regulations such as the Regulations on Health Food Labelling and General Principles for Labelling of Prepackaged Foods mandate that labels must include: product name, ingredient list, functional components or

I. Precisely Position Target Market and Products(1) In-Depth Market ResearchEnterprises should adopt a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods to accurately grasp market dynamics. Health demand data from consumers of different ages, genders, and regions should be collected through online questionnaires, offline interviews, etc. For example, understand the anti-fatigue and sleep improvement needs of

I. Design Premise: The Risk Nature of E-Cigarettes and the Core Function of Warning LabelsE-cigarettes are often misunderstood as a “safer alternative to smoking,” but their aerosols still contain harmful substances such as nicotine, formaldehyde, and heavy metals. Nicotine’s addictive nature can also lead to youth smoking initiation. The WHO’s 2023 Global Tobacco Epidemic Report