Labeling refers to the attachment of a label to a contract or a commodity to indicate the relevant information about the commodity or contract, such as the brand, model number, date of manufacture and so on. In some special industries, such as cosmetics, medical devices, etc., the labeling also needs to indicate the ingredients, methods of use, precautions, etc., in order to ensure the rights and safety of consumers. Therefore, the significance of labeling not only lies in marking the identity information of the goods, but also in providing consumers with clear guidance and protection for use.
The labeling in the contract is to regulate the execution of the contract and ensure the legitimate rights and interests of both parties. The information stated on the label can help Party A and Party B understand the content of the contract and avoid disputes and misunderstanding situations. At the same time, the labeling can also be based on national, regional, industry standard requirements, marking the contract belongs to the field or industry-specific markings, in order to improve the level of standardization of the industry.
When labeling, you need to consider the size of the label, font size, labeling location and other factors. In general, the size of the label and font size to match the goods; labeling location should be clear and concise, to avoid easy to tear, easy to contaminate, easy to fall and other undesirable situations; at the same time, but also to consider the material and color of the label to comply with the relevant provisions of the national, regional and industry standards. It is worth mentioning that the labeling needs to be systematically approved and certified before labeling to ensure that the information on the label is true, accurate and legal.