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Jewelry Tag Solutions Launches Tamper-Proof Rat Tail Labels

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6 years ago

November 20, 2018

INSTORE Staff

(PRESS RELEASE) MELVILLE, NY – Jewelry Tag Solutions announced the debut of an innovative line of tamper-proof rat-tail labels. Available in a wide range of size configurations, the tamper-proof labels are ultrasonic-safe and designed to fracture once removed, eliminating the opportunity for consumers to reapply and return a piece after wearing.

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“These cutting-edge tags cannot be reapplied once removed,” commented vice president of Business Development Joanne Slawitsky. “I am confident that retailers will see great value in this very effective method to minimize fraudulent returns.”

In addition to this new line of labels, Jewelry Tag Solutions offers barbell, rat-tail, watch and miscellaneous ultrasonic-safe labels as well as an array of thermal transfer printers and scanners. From tagging to sale, Jewelry Tag Solutions offers a selection of products (available to ship globally) for any jeweler, wholesaler or manufacturer.

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