REA JET is excited to announce we will be attending the Labelexpo Americas 2014 trade show from September 9 through 11. If you plan to attend, we want you to come by and visit us in booth 1320! Whether you are a printing industry supplier, printer, designer of packaging or labels, or brand owner, you should attend this trade show, …
Food Packaging News – New Gluten-Free Label Requirements
By August 2014, manufacturers must be in compliance with a new FDA ruling regarding labels that inform consumers products are gluten-free, according to recent news reports. Foods will be required to contain less than 20 parts per million of gluten in order to include claims that the food are “gluten free,” according to Allergic Living. As of August 5th of …
Drug Serialization Not Randomized, Easy To Counterfeit
Last year, Congress developed legislation in conjunction with the PDSA (Prescription Drug Security Alliance) in an effort to protect the pharmaceutical supply chain in the U.S. via PIA, or product identifier authentication. By the end of November in 2017, pharmaceutical manufacturers must be able to provide an SNI, or Standard Numerical Identifier, when verification is requested. The SNI is essentially …
Coding And Marking Wood – Solutions For The Wood Industry
At REA JET, we understand that coding and marking in the engineered wood industry has its own unique set of challenges. Environmental conditions can make coding difficult, whether you print on stacks of timber, board edges, pallet blocks, planed and glued wood, cigar boxes, tree trunks, construction lumber, or OSB boards. Depending on the product you are coding, we offer …
Mark Odd Shaped Parts With Our HR Part Marking Systems
At REA JET, we know that for some customers, marking odd shaped parts often requires tedious hand stamping or costly labels. We are proud to introduce our new REA HR Part Marking Systems, designed for companies who often mark metal, plastic, and other porous and non-porous materials. Some parts are extremely difficult to mark; our new system now makes easy …

