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Rymax Lubricants upgrades its product label

Rymax Lubricants has upgraded its product labels as a response to feedback and a recurring concern from its customers about the durability and appearance of the labels.

Rymax Lubricants exports its products to 55 countries worldwide, in all kinds of places and climates. Rymax Lubricants has been working with Geostick and Global Sticker to upgrade the labels. Rymax says it has already received positive feedback across Asia, with customers noting, “With its unique orange color and modern labels, the new look of Rymax products not only shows top quality but also makes them stand out on our display stand compared to other brands.”

Rymax Lubricants said, “Recognizing the importance of addressing this issue, we were proactive to start upgrading all aspects of our product with a big focus on our labels. Our partnership with Geostick, our trusted label supplier, proved instrumental. Together, we explored new materials, adhesives, and manufacturing processes to improve durability and visual appeal in label production. The journey to improve our label quality to match the high-quality lubricant inside has paid off. The labels on our bottles are now more resilient than ever, capable of withstanding various environmental conditions without compromising aesthetics. The days of peeling and weathered labels are gone – our products now show quality and professionalism from the moment they hit the shelves.” .

SOURCE | RYMAX LUBRICANTS
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