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Not that manufacturers aren't trying. In the ongoing effort to make products better, faster and cheaper, two alternatives to the standard five-layer piggyback label construction—face stock/adhesive/liner/adhesive/base material—have been developed.
The newest is a linerless version. Rather than applying the label on top of a carrier that has been adhered to a form, the label area of the form is coated with a release coating to which the label is applied. The result is a thinner product that is less expensive to produce. The second alternative is the integrated label. Generally thinner than the linerless, it is usually the least expensive option.
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