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Compared with traditional labeling methods, shrink labels not only provide full-body coverage but also maximize branding opportunities with vibrant printing. As I considered the best way to improve my product packaging, I asked myself an important question: what makes shrink labels different, and why do so many businesses prefer them? Let's explore in detail.

​In today's competitive packaging industry, efficiency, durability, and design are key drivers of success. One standout solution that fulfills all three is In Mold Labeling. But how does in mold labeling work, and why is it transforming industries like food packaging, consumer electronics, and automotive components?

In Mold Label is a label technology that directly integrates pre printed plastic labels with plastic containers or products during injection molding, blow molding, or thermoforming processes. The label is formed together with the container in the mold, achieving a seamless connection between the container and the label. Commonly found in plastic packaging products such as food packaging boxes, cosmetic containers, and cleaning product bottles.

In a remarkable achievement that has sent ripples through the industry, YZY has catapulted into the top 5 of the national food and beverage label industry rankings. This latest accomplishment, revealed in the authoritative list released by Food Packaging Insights, firmly cements YZY's position as a powerhouse in the highly competitive label printing sector, specifically tailored to food and beverage products.

On April 15, 2025, the highly anticipated "CHINAPLAS 2025 International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition", a global mega-event in the rubber and plastics industry, in Shenzhen. Zhejiang Zhongyu Technology Co., Ltd., a distinguished pioneer in the realm of IML, took center stage with its cutting-edge products and groundbreaking technological advancements.

China's manufacturing industry is at a critical stage of change, and its global competitiveness has significantly improved. The transformation has brought both new opportunities and challenges to the rubber and plastics industry.