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With the continuous prosperity of e-commerce, labels and packaging are no longer merely tools for identifying products; they are gradually evolving into a new bridge for communication between brands and consumers.

During the transition from the 14th to the 15th Five-Year Plan period, advancing high-quality development fundamentally relies on the real economy, and the development of the real economy is inherently tied to manufacturing. In this context, five strategic priorities have emerged.

When it comes to "medical device labels", there is always a sense of "the most familiar stranger". The familiarity stems from its ubiquity and prevalence, while the strangeness lies in the fact that its importance is often overlooked. Medical device manufacturing and trading enterprises or users often place greater emphasis on the quality control of the devices, but tend to neglect the regulations regarding medical device labels.

RFID tags are the "digital identity cards" for the digitization of assets in the era of the Internet of Things. Their diverse technical characteristics and scene adaptability make them the core tools in fields such as intelligent manufacturing and smart healthcare.

Taking advantage of the new starting point of the "15-17" period, the 2026 Chengdu Printing and Packaging Exhibition accelerates industrial upgrading.

The words on the food label are too small to make out the ingredient list and production date clearly. "It took me quite a bit of effort to find the information I needed..."

The global market size of fashion and clothing printing labels is expected to reach 23.9 billion yuan in 2025. Personalized demands and eco-friendly materials are driving the expansion of the industry, while digital printing technology is enhancing efficiency.

In 2024, the global label printing market size is expected to reach 44.8 billion US dollars and continue to grow at a strong momentum. From 2024 to 2029, the compound annual growth rate of the global label printing market size is expected to reach 3.8%.

Driven by the dual forces of increasingly strict global environmental protection policies and the deep penetration of Internet of Things (iot) technology, degradable electronic tags are moving from concept to large-scale application.