Labeling Solutions

We work with a wide array of businesses and verticals, including the retail, financial, insurance, manufacturing, education, hospitality and healthcare industries. Many of the most valuable brands, largest banks, insurance companies and healthcare providers, and several of the top 10 in the Fortune 500, make up our client list. Our global network, resources and efficiencies make sure their brands stay consistent and find success – and we can do the same for you.

Everything your team needs to start creating and deploying your label programs is available in one easy-to-use online platform. From B2B platform integration and spend management to global capabilities, brand protection and more, purchasing has never been so simple. Whether your organization is looking to launch a campaign, raise brand awareness or increase differentiation at the point of sale, we’ve got you covered with your very own company store.

Our ordering platform can adapt to today’s most common punch-out applications, including Ariba™, Coupa™, Oracle™ and many others. You will have the same shopping experience while browsing for products and configuring your items for your campaigns. When your order is close to completion you can punch back to your original host application with seamless integration.

You bet. Whether you need special permissions, division differentiation, special features or other accommodations, we can make it happen. At Taylor, no two sites are the same. Each platform integration is personalized and designed with you and your preferences in mind. What is consistent across all our sites are the benefits you receive when using them.

Achieve legal compliance
Reduce errors with real time proofs
Manage program notifications
Easily reference order history
Access global support for international tracking updates
Use anywhere on tablets, iPads and mobile
Integrated security measures
Customized to your ordering requirements

Quite frankly, it means less work for you. You’ll be able to eliminate the hassle of dealing with multiple vendors, ultimately centralizing all label design and production, increasing efficiency and reducing the amount of time and money you spend. Doing so frees up your team to focus more on top priorities such as enhancing processes and improving output, and spend less time on managing the day to day.

Taylor understands the vital role that labels play in a production process. Companies in a wide range of industries have entrusted their labels to Taylor for more than 100 years — and with good reason. Our team of labeling experts works closely with clients to identify the specific performance requirements of each label and then recommends ways to improve label performance, reduce obsolescence, lower total costs and enhance operational efficiencies. When combined with Taylor’s technologically advanced production network, we are able to deliver a comprehensive labeling solution that creates operational efficiencies and eliminates line-down risk.

Taylor has a well-documented process called MAP3 (for Methodical Assessment of Printed Parts and Processes) that lowers the total cost of label ownership and reduces risk by increasing compliance with industry labeling regulations.

Our highly trained team of technical consultants will analyze the fit, form and function of all printed production parts with the goal of driving cost reductions via a number of process improvements. We’ll look for opportunities for material consolidation, re-engineering and substitution as well as die size reductions and migration to technology solutions using six clearly defined stages:

Pre-assessment data gathering
Plant-level assessment
Data entry/specification organization, including samples engineering prints and performance requirements
Cost reduction project identification
Formalized cost savings report
Implementation

We pride ourselves on the wide selection of materials, substrates and adhesives we use to ensure your order is produced to your exact specifications. Our state-of-the-art digital, flexo and screen printing capabilities give us the flexibility to deliver cost-effective print runs of any size or complexity.

Our on-demand digital production enables efficient, low-volume runs of highly complex label designs. Your labels won’t become obsolete in a warehouse. They’ll be produced as needed and can be easily updated through simple drawing changes.

We also offer thin and direct thermal linerless labels that help eliminate waste, reduce the number of SKUs and roll changes you need, and lower storage and distribution costs.

Absolutely. Taylor has one of the largest selections of stock labels in the industry, offering a wide array of options to meet all your needs. We provide same-day shipping for all stock orders received prior to our shipment cutoff time.

Thermal transfer labels
RFID-enabled labels
Direct thermal labels
Cut-sheet, laser and inkjet labels
Integrated form-label constructions
Impact/EDP/pin-fed labels

For a listing of the most common stock items, contact a sales representative or view our Promoted Stock Label Program Catalog.

We realize the importance of meeting regulatory requirements in your label designs and finished items. That’s why Taylor collaborates with UL, cUL, CSA and ANSI to ensure compliance based on industry, usage and state standards.

Taylor’s experienced and knowledgeable team can support your individual needs. We require all of our material vendors to update material compliance statements annually to ensure regulatory statuses are current. Additionally, we provide and offer support for REACH, RoHs, conflict minerals and California Proposition 65 for industrial label markets.

Whether you need certified materials, design compliance, a basic compliance statement or a Full Material Disclosure, you can count on Taylor to offer practical solutions to complex challenges.

Our certifications and proficiencies include:
Agency compliance expertise in ANSI, UL, cUL, CSA and GHS
Knowledgeable and compliant in REACH, RoHS, conflict minerals and California Prop 65
Responsible material sourcing; SFI®/FSC® certified and we work with certified suppliers
ISO/T S1694 and ISO 9001:2008
Members of the ANSI Z535 board

Certainly. We offer world-class logistical capabilities for label programs of all types. We deliver sophisticated, mobile-ready vendor managed inventory services that eliminate stock-outs, maintain inventory to meet spikes in demand, and reduce the total cost of ownership of each component part.

Data-driven demand forecasts are utilized to minimize on-hand inventories while optimizing least-cost production models. Storage and fulfillment are managed through our nationwide network of in-house distribution centers. Comprehensive billing and reporting options provide clear visibility to costs, inventory levels and usage patterns. The result is a complete VMI solution that makes label program management a source of competitive advantage for your manufacturing operation.

It’s important to us, too. Environmental sustainability is no longer a nice-to-have. Your customers expect it. Taylor’s new earth-friendly label stocks give you an opportunity to advance your sustainability goals while also improving operational efficiency and reducing costs.

Our labeling experts engineered two products that enable you to protect the environment and grow your bottom line.

The first is thin-stock labels. Construction is up to 50% thinner, and you’ll use 27% fewer greenhouse gases and create 26% less waste while streamlining your manufacturing operation with fewer roll changes and lower storage and distribution costs.

Next up are our linerless direct thermal labels. These eliminate the end product that is ordinarily thrown away. Liner waste is reduced 100%, rolls are 75% longer and labels can be cut to exactly the right length for every type of label needed, reducing the number of SKUs in use.

We’re committed to conducting business in an environmentally responsible manner. Twenty-six of our U.S. production facilities have obtained certifications with the Forest Stewardship Council and/or Sustainable Forestry Initiative. We also operate 15 “landfill free” locations across the country, and recycled 31,000 tons of waste materials in 2020.